…and again I spent some hours working at my “14th century French pouch”. Therefore I have some new progress photos for you – enjoy!
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14th century French Pouch .1 – sneak peek progress .5
You know that I am very busy working at my project, but I took some time to take photos for you of my recent progress and to post another “sneak peek progress” for you – enjoy 😀
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14th century French Pouch .1 – sneak peek progress .4
Yes, I know that my helpful little cat Cleo(patra) has her own fans and yes, I know that you miss the photos I posted of her during the last years. …and I have great news for all the cat fans among you – I put all photos of Cleo on my tablet and during the next weeks and months I will go through this photo albums and find the most cutest pics for you and share them… I promise! 😀
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14th century French Pouch .1 – sneak peek progress .3
…the main part of the first quarter of the 14th century French pouch is nearly finished and I already started with the second quarter… I love the red color… 😀 Enjoy! 🙂
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14th century French Pouch .1 – sneak peek progress .2
During the last days I primarily focused on my current project and therefore I have some new progress pics for you – enjoy 😀
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14th century French Pouch .1 – sneak peek progress .1
…another sneak peek at my latest embroidery progress for the 14th century French pouch commission I am working at – enjoy! 😀 I am very pleased about the progress and I really like how it already looks like. …and I ask myself why I haven’t tried this technique before. 😉
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14th century French Pouch .1 – first embroidery
Recently I was speaking about a pouch project with a customer who wanted to complete his 14th century kit with an embroidered pouch made by me. Well, while I was showing him pictures concerning period solutions for the pouch lacing he just fell in love with an extant 14th century French pouch I showed him… *lol* That was the end of the German Brick Stitch pouch project he had on mind before and the start for something new – my new 14th century French pouch commission – and best of all, I have to use a technique I have known for years now and already thought about to try but…
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