Wood Frame Brooch hundred sixty seven

£40.00

Featuring delicate seeding stitch and French knots in wool and metallic threads on soft cotton with hand beading and a hand painted signature stripe. Set in a painted wood frame and finished with a stainless steel pin, it's the perfect accessory to showcase your unique style.

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Size: D 4 cm x W 0.5 cm x H 6 cm (includes pin)

Materials and Techniques: Hand embroidered and beaded with seeding stitch and French knots in wool and metallic threads on cotton with a fabric paint stripe. Set in a painted wood frame, with a stainless steel pin. Glass beads, wool and silk threads, fabric paint, cotton. Pin made from UV stainless steel

International Shipping: If you are based outside of the UK and would like to purchase this piece, please contact me to obtain a shipping quote so I can arrange safe and timely delivery to your location.

Care: To preserve the beauty of this piece, I recommend lightly dusting it with a feather duster. Do not leave your piece in direct sunlight. This will ensure its longevity and continued vibrancy.

Featuring delicate seeding stitch and French knots in wool and metallic threads on soft cotton with hand beading and a hand painted signature stripe. Set in a painted wood frame and finished with a stainless steel pin, it's the perfect accessory to showcase your unique style.

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Size: D 4 cm x W 0.5 cm x H 6 cm (includes pin)

Materials and Techniques: Hand embroidered and beaded with seeding stitch and French knots in wool and metallic threads on cotton with a fabric paint stripe. Set in a painted wood frame, with a stainless steel pin. Glass beads, wool and silk threads, fabric paint, cotton. Pin made from UV stainless steel

International Shipping: If you are based outside of the UK and would like to purchase this piece, please contact me to obtain a shipping quote so I can arrange safe and timely delivery to your location.

Care: To preserve the beauty of this piece, I recommend lightly dusting it with a feather duster. Do not leave your piece in direct sunlight. This will ensure its longevity and continued vibrancy.

 
 

”There is a long tradition within textiles and particularly embroidery of reappropriation. The ‘good’ part of a garment being cut down and re-used; appliques that can be moved to another garment; changeable collars or cuffs used for ‘best’.

Small pieces of decoration that lift a garment, when it is impractical or unaffordable to have the whole piece covered. These wearable art pieces fit into this history, the wearer can add embellishment where and when they want it with no sewing required.”