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Embroidery and Silk Ribbon Embroidery

By Nancymccarroll
Back in the day, embroidery was used as a past time by ladies with leisure.  It was a beautiful way to gussy up clothing or even, shall we say, a tea towel?
Embroidery today is definitely not your grandmother's.  Such great pieces I found on Pinterest.
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Embroidery and Silk Ribbon Embroidery
Embroidery and Silk Ribbon Embroidery
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And linking with Inspiration Avenue's Weekly Challenge Day of the Dead  Embroidery and Silk Ribbon Embroiderysource Embroidery and Silk Ribbon Embroiderysource Embroidery and Silk Ribbon Embroiderysource from Lou Anne at Inspiration Avenue's Weekly Challenge Day of the Dead:
In Mexico, this holiday takes place on the first and second of November.   People take two days out of the year in order to pay their respect to their dead family members and friends.  During this celebration, skulls and altars are made, food is placed on graves, and families and friends celebrate the lives of departed children and adults. I really hope that you'll create something this week as a response to El Dia de los Muertos.  Whether it's the holiday itself, the Halloween-like feel of the skeletons, or the bright colors that inspire you, I'm looking forward to seeing your creations.  
 
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