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Design and embroidery
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Roundel embroidered on my best friends Viking coat. There is a second embroidery on the other side of the bottom of the coat.
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Close up of the design. Very quick turn around.
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Design provided for Queen’s cup cover favors at Gulf Wars. I ran the project locally and stitched 10 of the 20 pieces.
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Set of 2 Wyvern’s for a friends Pelican Cloak
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Wyvern put on cloak. I just did the embroidery.
I have done a handful of embroidered commission pieces for different peerage ceremonies or other projects. Some I have designed the design and some have had artwork supplied. In all cases I have done the embroidery.
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James of Middle Aston’s Pelican cloak. Embroidery, design and stitching.
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Close up of the embroidery on Master Jame’s Pelican cloak, the stitching is done with a wool/silk blend and there are three tiny garnets for the drops of blood.