I had to look more than once at this astonishing variation of Mary Wigham's sampler. Sandra B from France has seen right through to the excellent bones of the design and made a feature of them by pruning out some of the smaller motifs and setting a simple graphic alphabet in place of the clustered initials. Is there no end to this wonderful creativity of yours?
Sunday, 15 November 2009
Simply Mary Wigham Simply French
I had to look more than once at this astonishing variation of Mary Wigham's sampler. Sandra B from France has seen right through to the excellent bones of the design and made a feature of them by pruning out some of the smaller motifs and setting a simple graphic alphabet in place of the clustered initials. Is there no end to this wonderful creativity of yours?
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I really love this version with it's muted colors.
ReplyDeleteStasi
i would love to know the fabric and flosses> lovw the simplicity.
ReplyDeleteOOh; I am also charmed. I hope Sandra will see all these wonderful comments your readers are sure to leave here.
ReplyDeleteYou can find all the details (fabric and flosses) concerning all the French Mary here :
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Absolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteRemy
Very beautiful version of Mary...such soft colours...it`s really lovely!
ReplyDeleteWaou, thank you very much for your lovely comments about my Mary Migham...........; I'll try to find the numbers of my color and I come back soon to tell you !!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry my englis is not very good
Kisses form France
Sandra B. !!!!!
Beautiful, and nicely 'uncluttered.'
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful indeed! I love the colours used which lends the sampler an elegant look.
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