
As it was counted thread work, the finish involved, unsurprisingly, much counting of threads and tacking - to mark the boundaries of the work, to create a hem and then to decorate and edge that hem - all in logical sequence. The perfect geometry of the process is part of the satisfaction.


There was a row of drawn thread work and then an outer edge complete with picots.

I decided to use mine under a shallow pale green glass for floating a flower. I love the mottling of the shadows on the linen.
2 comments:
Beautifully finished, and what a perfect fit the cloth is for that glass! That will be a wonderful arrangement to keep fresh with new flowers. A very satisfying finish!
such a pretty mat and uou have displayed it beautifully
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