I think I am dreaming of Spring again. Certainly seems far away as I look out at the snow covered garden. Every morning we have had a snow shower. We went out on Sunday and got stuck in our driveway when we came home. Reminds me of break up in Alaska when I was living there. Anyway here's my little embroidery. I love doing little things like this.
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I clicked on this photo to get a larger view - what beautiful detail! And I love the frame that you put it in! (P.S. I never knew you lived in Alaska!! Bet you have some great stories!)
Sharon!
What a beautiful little jewel of a piece!! i love small things like this! One can tuck them into the decor in unexpected places and then those who come upon them get a wonderful surprise!!!
You really have been having a stretch of weather this year- maybe drought worries will be helped later on!!
Spring IS on the way!
\Hugs!
Elizabeth
Sharon, that is absolutely gorgeous! What beautiful embroidery work you do!
Sharon, you always make the most beautiful miniature embroideries, I had a look at the close up and there is so much detail, love it!
Sorry you are still having snow, we have had rain here in Ontario, Canada but I am hoping we have seen the last of the snow.
This is terrifc, too! Can't wait to receive my own 'treasure'!
Thanks for your adorable comment and wishes (to Teddy, too!)
Hugs,
Monica and Kimx.
Bonjour Sharon! Thanks for stopping by my blog the other day! What a beautiful embroidery! So classic and so Victorian looking! Take care, LuLu
Hi there...saw you on Magpie's blog. What caught my eye was your beautiful photo of the orange flowers! I would love to draw it. I love flowers too. Beautiful embroidery!
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I also clicked to make it larger and it is so beautiful. The frame was the perfect touch.
Hi Sharon,
Alaska uh. Well girl, you just like it cold. Come south if you want some sunshine. I'll be eating my words come July when its 110.
Hope spring gets to you soon.
I love love your miniture silk embroidery. Very pretty.
Beth
You're good at this. Would you believe I used to own a needlework shop, teach needlework and have NEVER done silk ribbon embroidery at all!
How can you pull it through the fabric without your fingers getting sore?
Diane
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