After giving the project much thought, Parfum-san chose to stitch her Mary on Fremme linen using Danish Flower Threads. I am not so sure how many of you have come across Danish Flower Threads, but they are very popular among Japanese Stitchers. We'll look at Haandarbejdets Fremme another day, but let's focus on Parfum-san today. For her it was the first experience of such a large project, but she was encouraged by the advice and support from other SAL members, and was very happy she was able to join in this SAL.
Sunday, 7 February 2010
Parfum-san goes Danish for her Mary Wigham
After giving the project much thought, Parfum-san chose to stitch her Mary on Fremme linen using Danish Flower Threads. I am not so sure how many of you have come across Danish Flower Threads, but they are very popular among Japanese Stitchers. We'll look at Haandarbejdets Fremme another day, but let's focus on Parfum-san today. For her it was the first experience of such a large project, but she was encouraged by the advice and support from other SAL members, and was very happy she was able to join in this SAL.
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Beautiful! I just love those colors, Great work!
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ReplyDeleteThat looks so pretty! I love the colours she converted.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful. It is such a treat to see Mary Wigham stitched in so many lovely ways!
ReplyDeleteI'm working in Danish Flower Threads too. They are so nice to work with and I love the colours
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful Mary! Congrats on the finish Parfum!!
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