Saturday, July 4, 2015

Shadow work saree pallu

In the beginning of this year I have started to do shadow work in a saree. I have completed 3/4 of the embroidery and today I am showcasing the pallu part of it.  Earlier I have posted the motif here.  In that I have embellished it with more stones.  But finally I have decided to reduce the number of stones and this is what I have come up with.

5 big motifs are there.  The design is from Anchor needle n thread magazine.  Sorry for the poor quality of the photos. My photgraphic skills....................









I have to complete the flowers along the borders.  Thought of completing within next week.  But I ran out of  my pink thread.  So it will get delayed in completing this project.  And next week I will start of a project in kutch work.  Will come up with some crochet finishes before the final ta..da.. of the saree.  Till then, Happy embroidering.

I am  linking this post to stitchery link party.

15 comments:

  1. Wow, that is a lot of embroidery! The motifs are beautiful

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  2. Wow ! That is so beautiful :) well done, Shami!!
    How did you trace the design ?

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  3. Looks so beautiful and the colors you've chosen is lovey!

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  4. Very nice work. Colors are very nice.

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  5. looks beautiful..... you have lots of patience....

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  6. Oh Shami, the embroidery on your saree is truly beautiful! It is going to be gorgeous when it's finished!

    Thanks so much for linking up to last Monday's Stitchery Link Party and for linking back. Aloha hugs!

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  7. Beautiful! you've done a wonderful job Shami

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  8. oh wow!! thats lot of work and very very beautiful.

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  9. wow, it was a great idea it makes saree more beautiful. There should be used this idea in latest indian woman sarees.

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  10. Hello..can you do shadow embroidered saree for me..what we be the charges pls

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