It all began here. Then progressed to here and today I am showing you the completed hanky edging. This hanky was given to me by Diana of Lace-lovin' Librarian from this post. Did you see how many hankies she gave away. Thanks so much Diana. You have been so generous.
I hope I did the beautiful handkerchief some justice with this Mary Konior's edging pattern called Josephine. I really wanted the Josephine knots to complement the embroidery around the yellow bouquet.
Perfection. : )
ReplyDeleteFox
Mary Konior's edgings are so elegant. You did a masterful job. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think the edging worked out just like you wanted it to. congrats on a pretty hanky
ReplyDeleteThis edging is so perfectly chosen and even MORE perfectly suited to this handkerchief. Well done, well done!
ReplyDeleteIt is breathtaking when an edging so neatly captures the essence of the item which it embellishes. I would expect to see this handkerchief used in the BBC series "Downton Abbey."
It's delicate and lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO lovely! The perfect edging on a beautiful hanky! The Josephine knots add just the right touch to this design. Beautiful, beautiful!!! And such wonderful embroidery on the handkerchief!
ReplyDeleteWow, its simply gorgeous
ReplyDeleteMargaret
The edging you chose is perfect! I need to get back to hankies... I promised one for a New Year's Eve wedding, and time is closing in. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat hanky will you edge next? : )
Your tatting and that edging compliment that hanky so beautifully! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully tatted, I adore the Josephine knots.
ReplyDeletePetra