Hello People!
This project took longest period of 5 years to complete ! It was humongous project that was always kept on the back burner :)
Stitches used for Peacock Design:
- Satin stitch
- Stem stitch
- two thread running stitch
- Chain stitch
Later I realised that using this white bedspread for everyday living is not ideal. (Note: I am not a fan of "daag acche hai movement!")
So decided to reuse it as decor item. Peacock design was cutout and glued on plain beige coloured lamp shades. (See Below).
The centre free hand design was framed to make a wall decor.
The work has very professional finish and people promptly ask, "Where can I buy this?"
I am always happy to say that it's one of piece made by me :)
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Hi Miss Crafty. A Happy New Year to you. I love the story of your embroidery. Even in my parchment work I often end up with something very different to my first intentions. I love your lampshade. It looks very 'designer'.
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Thanks Carol.
Deleteits simply great akshu..............starting wit something nd ending up something else is a creative thinking..........its cool and where can i buy this from ............the lamp shade is realy an outsatnding piece of work
ReplyDeletegreat work......
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