Wednesday, 23 June 2010

Steve Rousseau's Cushion Cover Finished

Steve's flying fingers have just finished his cushion cover. This project is an astonishing tour de force - Steve designed it from scratch using the Needleprint Old European Libraries and then set himself to the stitching of it. This is a magnificent item - a truly astonishing heirloom piece - époustouflante Steve!

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Posted by N E E D L E P R I N T at 19:50

9 comments:

  1. This is a wonderful piece. I would have this behind museum glass not as a cushion cover!!

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  2. This is stunning. I'd be very interested to know about the materials Steve used. It looks as if there are some overdyed threads? And Kelly is right--too beautiful for something that will be squashed or shed upon by the cat.

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  3. WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! 'nuff said!

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  4. My goodness, it is so full of, well everything, a real heirloom, congratulations to Steve, where is his blog???

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  5. Wow...it's magnificent! Already looks like an antique sampler!!!

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  6. Flying fingers, indeed. I would add excellent eyesight!

    This embroidery is marvelous, definitely worthy of an exhibit.

    Wow!

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  7. Congratulations to Steve. I think it is to beautiful to use as a cushion to set on or is it a cushion as in a pillow. Isn't there a different in the American vs. European meaning of cushion I seem to remember?
    Anyway it is truely a work of beauty.

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  8. This is just stunning!

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  9. Eep! Steve must be a magician. It's simply gorgeous!

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