Another repeat spot from the great dress of unfinishedness, again based on an anglo saxon metal mount. The split stitching looks really rough now I’m used to filament silk (this was 2 ply) if I ever get round to finishing this I will use filament for the rest, but I’ll keep this
~ by opusanglicanum on August 19, 2020.
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Tags: Anglo-Saxon, embroidery, gold, medieval, medieval embroidery, silk, split stitch
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Worth keeping, certainly, And good to use as a comparison with filament-stitched pieces, too!
he’s quite cute – I’d really like to do the rest of the set, I has a selction of about seven or eight small round designs I wanted to use