It might
sound self contradicting, but there is a lot more manual work needed for this than
it might seem. I don’t have a fancy sewing machine mine is a plain and hard
working one that is more than enough for my needs. But that also means that
when I want to make something other than bowls and bags its not an easy task.
One bird turned into two, and three, and then fox saw the light of day followed by a bulldog and a dachshund.
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Maybe it was my short trip to London that gave me a little preview of spring that inspired me or maybe it was just the thought of warmer and lighter days ahead… either way I suddenly got the urge to sew birds.
I mounted them on scraps of leather, denim and linen before sewing small zippered purses. Hopefully I’ll be able to show you the rest later this week, but for now the two sparrows will have to do.
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Completely cool. They look like a LOT of work. I'm impressed.
How adorable!!! I will be very interested in seeing your upcoming post on this type of embroidery. Thanks for showing these photos of your little bird.
Wao,,this is amazing..Love it :)
Too cute, I love it!
Wow, you did these freehand?? they're amazing
Very lovely. I have an old industrial sewing machine that I love. It doesn't do anything but straight stitches. My sister has a very expensive machine but we both sew equally well. So there you go. I LOVE YOUR LITTLE BIRDS. Best wishes, Linda
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Looks amazing! Thank you so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
Wow! Very detailed! Nice job!
Thanks for stopping by to link up!
~Angela
Gosh! That is amazing I am so impressed. You have captured the essence of those cute sparrows perfectly
I am just learning simple hand embroidery and hope I can embroider like this someday! Thanks for stopping by.
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