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I made this stole as a gift for a gentleman who is studying at Duke Divinity, who spent the summer with us at our 'home' church. His last day with us was this past Sunday. I had made a similar version for the Pastor of our church following a week of vacation bible school where the participants had worn 'banduras'. We had several in an array of colors left and someone had asked on Friday if I could assemble them into a stole to be worn on Sunday. The first was similar to this one, but I prefer this 2nd one because of the color arrangment I chose for the 'back'. It makes me think of Noah's Ark, after 40 days of rain as the clouds begin to part and the sun finally becomes visible. ;) I had a couple weeks notice with this 2nd stole, so I had time to take it to a local shop to have the embroidery added. It was a fun and simple project. I just used the decorative stitches on my machine to 'quilt' it.
Thanks for taking a peek and have a great day! Front of stole made from banduras [ATTACH=CONFIG]239394[/ATTACH] 'Back' of stole, made from 2.5 strips [ATTACH=CONFIG]239395[/ATTACH] Close up of embroidery [ATTACH=CONFIG]239396[/ATTACH] |
Those are Nice, Good work !! & yep I'm gonna tease you about the barefoot print,in pict #2 only way to quilt :)
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Thank you for the kind comment.
I didn't notice the footprints in the photo until I posted it here. We walk in the door at our house and off go the shoes. Barefoot is beautiful! ;) |
Turned out purdy. We did the Nazareth VBS too. I was the 'farmer' It was great fun. I'm a UM, too.
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That is wonderful. Love the colors. Footprints were a nice touch.
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Beautiful work.
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Originally Posted by emerald46
That is wonderful. Love the colors. Footprints were a nice touch.
just like footprints in the sand..... |
Awesome
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Very nice!
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It looks great. He can reverse it. My friend needs hers longer than the normal stole so I have made a few. They are always an honor to make.
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