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loud victor e alanzoka
Casual elegance at its best. #piniparma #italianmade #bomberjackets #winteroutfits #suedejacket #downvest #elegantman #elegantstyles #winterlooks
Farm Rio 2013
A look at the Markarian RTW Spring 2024 collecion.
Unisex dark blue collarless short tunic. Long sleeves. Minimalist design, Japan inspired. Half placket with 6 MOP contrasting buttons. Inspo for fashion lovers and designers. #inspiration #linen #collarlesshalfbutton #fashiondesign #contrast #looseshirt #boho #hippie #2022 #2023
One can practice tendrils and forks not only on pincushions and ornaments but also on samplers. For my sampler, different small borders from “Schwalm Curved Lines, Narrow Borders, and Ornamental Stitches” have been arranged to make a sampler measuring 17 cm X 26 cm. It was embroidered on old handwoven linen. In addition to tendrils and forks, Coral Knot stitches in different formations, Blanket stitches, and Satin stitches can be practiced on the sampler. One can create “curved lines” in many variations – combined with hearts, drops, small leaves and small flowers, and more. Many items can be embellished with curved lines; let your imagination run wild! The patterns of the single borders are aligned and arranged into a sampler pattern. To help you get started (and to save you a lot of time in designing and laying out a sampler), I am offering for free via email the sampler outline pattern page seen in this article to everyone who has purchased my publication “Schwalm Curved Lines, Narrow Borders, and Ornamental Stitches.” Enjoy embroidering one more beautiful piece!
