Competition! My first!
In the post http://elmsleyrose.blogspot.com/2011/10/projects.html I said that I felt that after a long period of lesser health, I felt it was a better idea to re-start practical embroidery with an easy project, rather than The Bishop’s Cope project which I want to get as technically correct as possible.
New Project – to be done in Renaissance Crewel Wool, Elizabethan Range,
Now – I haven’t come up with a better name for the project than “Woolly Flower”.
I’d like to have a competition, just for fun.
If you can think of a cool name for this 1661 piece, add a comment below.
The person who provides the name I like the best will win a plait of 100% finest Australian Merino wool top. This is an absolute joy to do stuffing with – SO much easier to handle than normal wool or artificial filler.
This is a bit of a specialise present – really for the interest of er, people who stuff small things (such as raised work) but I’m a bit short on ‘cool things to give away’ but I couldn’t have a competition with a prize, now, could I?
Labels: Embroidery, Heart of the Thistle, Project
13 Comments:
"Rainbow Shaded Flower", perhaps?
"Flower in Your Heart" or "Your Heart in the Flower"?
looks like an alien brain eating flower to me
My Heart's A'blooming! It is very pretty! blessings,Kathleen
A Thistled Heart.
Entry for the Google-less Kimberly Servello :
"How about Venus (because of the heart) Flytrap (because it looks like a carnivorous plant)? "
How about "Fleur Extraudinaire" ?
Sylvialyn.
'A Flower Is Not Just a Flower'
OK, so I have a little trouble coming up with titles...
Nicola Donaven from Facebook Historic Embroidery
"Audrey Rose, after the plant Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors."
Amie Sparrow from FHE
"Frigate Flower - It looks like an inflated frigate bird's chest like this: http://tinyurl.com/6vm3b8f"
Kara McLeod from FHE
"Looks rather hand like to me- how about flower palmae? Or properly in one language, flora palmae."
Carol Duvall from FHE
"Love's Evolution"
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