I am not giving up on figuring out the ways to use the Pearsall's silk I purchased last month. This time I moved on 49 count silk gauze. Since, as I've said before, this silk is thicker than DMC cotton floss, and 49 count of silk gauze is last count you can actually use DMC floss on, there was no sense to try the Pearsall's silk with tent stitch on 49 count.
Bargello! Sweet Bargello! Lovely Bargello!
I just love the way the silk covers the surface of silk gauze...
I have one more design to try for Bargello on 49 count silk gauze, so stay tuned!
Happy Sunday to all of you!
Natalia
It's very beautiful. I do not understand how something so beautiful and so very nice can be sew by hand.
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Wyrna
Un dibujo `precioso.
ReplyDeleteOh I just adore the bargello work. It is not something I have tried before but it does not look that complicated when you see your steps. Maybe it is something I will try.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful and will make a gorgeous seat or footstool!
Susan
Dear Natalia, you are just like a famous painter: painting with your silk a beautiful painting on the silk gauze, it is beautiful work!
ReplyDeletePersonally I had never heard of Bargello, but it seems to me special and wonderful work.
It is good to know that the 49 count silk gauze is the last count that can be used for the DMC floss. Again something I didn't know ;)!
I wish you a lovely Sunday and week on top!
Hugs, Ilona
Good you tried - it looks great... like an upholstery fabric.
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Birgit
el diseño es muy bonito creo que le esta encontrando el buen uso a esa seda
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Very special! I wonder you do not bother with such a small sample size! It's beautiful!
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Très joli travail!
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It looks wonderful! Hannah
ReplyDeleteThat is so nice! I can't wait to see use it on the footstool so I can see the scale of the stitches.
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Caroline