The center back detail...I'm thinking I may add more here, later.
Bottom, right, front detail, covering a small stain.
I didn't realize how many tee shirts I had until I started pulling them out to embroider them. Quiet a few! I'm working on one more right now, then I'm going to abandon the "embroidered tee" project for a while and catch up on some other things.Still learning Sanskrit terms and working on my yoga reading list. I've finished Heart of Yoga; now reading Yoga for Wellness, then I'll have to decide on the next book in the stack. I've actually finished Yoga Anatomy, but only because it is one that I already had, and I've been working on it for quite a while.
Great idea to embellish your t shirts like that. Your designs are fantastic! I always love seeing your flowers, my Queen Anne's Lace won't be blooming for a while yet, just short lacey green leaves so far. I do have some similar, lovely, parslely blooms in the herb garden, time to plant this years parsley (plants, not seeds, I don't have enough patience to wait for parsley seeds to become parsley at this time of my life.
ReplyDeleteFran - Thanks! Instead of just embroidering little scraps of cloth to keep my hands busy, the tee shirts feel more useful.
ReplyDeleteI adore Queen Anne's Lace, and they just spread each year, re-seeding on their own. I plant parsley plants, too. Things that re-seed on their own are great, but I rarely start things from seeds. Same with basil! Although, sometimes they re-seed on their own, too, which is all to the good!
i imagine it is harder to stitch on a knit....stretchy.....
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