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Saturday, February 6, 2010
The Kimono is framed!
I picked this up from the framer today! Fast Frame did this piece for me and I think they did an exquisite job! The top mat is black linen, the under mat is gold and they left a black edge of the canvas around the entire piece. The gold frame hints at oriental and of course it has museum glass, so I shot this without the flash. I am taking it back to them tomorrow so they can use it in the window for a couple of weeks--they should be proud of this one!
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13 comments:
oh, WOW!
Lovely job, Pat. Your stitching is really enhanced by this. You need to send a photo to Tony Himself. This is my favorite of all the kimono color schemes.
Gawrsh! Thank you Miss Jane!
Absolutely stunning. Just love the matting.
Wow it looks beautiful. You should be proud!
Thanks, everyone! Christa, I tried to leave a comment on your blog but it won't let me! Suggestions for your Fleurdelis: An ornament? On a covered button for a purse, a luggage tag, Inset on a tote?
That is lovely, Pat, a very nice way of framing this project.
Love the frame you selected - looks very nice with it.
Pierrette =^..^=
thank you for your mail :)
Kimono is beautiful!!
Beautiful job(s) -- stitching and framing!
Congratulations on this beautiful finish! The framing enhances the design and visa versa! Beautiful stitching and colors.
That is stunning, Pat!
Hi Pat,
Gorgeous!
And the framing job does a wonderful job of accentuating the needlepoint Kimono. Wow!
Cynthia
Windy Meadow
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! I love it.
Thanks, Summer and everyone!!
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