Friday, 5 July 2013

Floral lace


I haven't been here for the past few weeks because of some personal issues.I've lots to catch up now ... hope I'll be able to do that this week end.
I'd like to show you a lace cutwork doily I'd finished recently but started this one last year I guess (!).

                                     

Can you guess how much time I'd have spent to do the cutwork part alone?
Looking forward to hear from you...

Happy stitching!
Anita

9 comments:

Shami Immanuel said...

super cute.

margaret said...

your doily is a delight, can imagine you carefully cutting it out, have done one 36" square tablecloth but that is all, the cutting out made me so nervous so worried I would cut into my stitching.

Good to see you back blogging, hope all is well again.

Jeito Mineiro de Ser said...

Este bordado é o chamado "richelieu"?Ficou lindo!
Você é sempre um exemplo para mim: um pouquinho todo dia e consegue fazer grandes coisas! Parabéns!
Levou 1 ano para terminar este?
Um abraço!
Egléa

This embroidery is called "Richelieu?" It was beautiful!
You are always an example for me: a little bit every day and can do great things! Congratulations!
It took one year to finish this?
Hugs!
Egléa

l'alternativa said...

Molto bello Anita, il prossimo anno farò anch'io un lavoro ad intaglio. Buona domenica
Emi

letslearnembroidery said...

This doily is superb!You need a great deal of patience to embroider something like this, don't you?

Anita said...

Thanks a lot Shami,Margaret,Egléa,Emi and Ina.

@ Ina-You are right,lots of patience is needed to do this. Though I have some practice doing this kind of work I'm always nervous while cutting away the fabric...

Anonymous said...

Your work is lovely, I imagine that it would take many hours to complete all the delicate work, you have made a fantastic job!

nsangheetha said...

Lovely Doily.
I donno what is Cutwork doily.
But now I'm curious about the number of hours you spent to do this.

Great Job
Sangita.

Anita said...

Thanks Susan and Sangheetha