And stitched properly:
Finished!
Well, the sewing is, anyway. I need to mount it on some board ready for framing next.
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- Ruth O'Leary
- I'm an embroiderer and textile artist based in Sunderland, North East England. I mostly use traditional techniques, and particularly love goldwork, appliqué, and split stitch.
Most of my work is available to buy, and I also do commissions. Get in touch!
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- Red bat - framed
- 'Jungle Book' slip case - the top of the building
- 'Jungle Book' slip case - turrets
- 'Jungle Book' slip case - the sides of the building
- 'Jungle Book' slip case - the base of the building
- 'Jungle Book' slip case - getting set up
- 'Jungle Book' slip case
- Red bat - stretching and mounting the embroidery
- Red bat - stitching finished
- Red bat - half the background
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- Durham Cathedral
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- Embroiderers' Guild
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- Northumbrian Association
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