Here is a closeup of the stitching.
The umbrella forms a pocket on this apron.
I love the way the sash has been embroidered in satin stitch using several tones of the same shaded thread to give it that subtle colour change.
Not strictly Crinoline ladies I guess; more like Maypole dancers.
This is a close up of the work on the apron below.
This is a half apron. One of the best examples of fill-in stitching I've ever seen. I am sure this was done for an event like the Melbourne Show. Far too much work to just be used to stop drips on one's clothes!
3 comments:
Eek! Love the umbrella pocket. Damn, I feel a new collection coming on...
Such wonderful skill!!!! These are a treat to see Gina, thanks for giving us the opportunity!
My mother made an apron just like the one you bought on ebay for $12. She did it in purple.
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