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Handspun using Shetland wool, mohair curls, silk, sari silk, eyelash yarn, felt balls, silk cocoons, wool nepps, sequins.
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One of my students gave this ornament to me many years ago. It hangs on my tree each year as do many others that were gifts.
on the Hohenzollern Brucke in Cologne, Germany
Love padlocks are a custom by which sweethearts affix padlocks to a fence or similar public fixture to symbolise their love. Began in the 1980s, in the centre of the southern Hungarian city of Pécs. Has since moved to other cities around the world.
the last week has been mostly spent hand-stitching square black strip sequins to 2 jackets ...
I wasn't alone - there are well over 300 woman hours of labour in this be-sequining ... I did about 70.
I did most of the fronts & one sleeve and the finishing on this jacket.
BTW: applying sequins to a finished garment is not the best way to make an all-over sequined garment. The best way is to start with be-sequined fabric, and make the garment from that.
This is a lovely kanzashi hair pin fashioned into a bunch of maple leaves in red and orange, that shine with a hint of green. The leaves are each originally sequins. They have been fastened with wire, hot glue, gold beads and thread. This piece is approximately 2.5" in diameter with a 4" brass hair pin on the back. The falls measure 5" in length
Sequin zipper pouch with wrist strap to hopefully? stop me leaving it behind!
The sequin mesh was really easy to sew...