That's how it can look like if I stitch until my fingers get sore...
But I don't like using thimbles.
The length of the strap is adjustable.
It's a 2 in 1 bag.
In Germany some said that the free stitching looks so hungarian. I told them they are gipsy motifs. And gipsy culture is not hungarian culture!
Gipsies have their own tradition in Hungary and every other lands they live in the world. They even say that they are gipsies living in Hungary and not hungarian.
In Hungary there are many different kinds of free embroidery. One very famous is the style of the city Kalocsa (say Kalotsha). That kind of free stitching has colors like the gipsy's hand craft but the floral design is absolutely different. (On the photo you see a traditional costume from Kalocsa.)
More about the modern hungarian gipsy style here.
13 comments:
Beautiful work!
Happy new year
Carolyn
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Beautiful!
uhhh...lenyűgöző...szégyelld magad, ennek az angol nyelvű blogodnak sokkal szebb a fejléce, mint a magyarnak...úgyhogy ide írok inkább :)
Beautiful. I like gypsy style very much!
Wow! I love this double and gipsy bag, full of wonderful details and colours! Great!
Silvia
What intricate beautiful stitching you have given this bag. I love it.
Thank you!!! :-)
Beautiful work Corrina! And, I do understand better english :-) Silvija
This bag is just AWESOME! So bright and cheery, makes me smile to look at!
beautiful!! i like it very much
Thanks so much for the note, I love your blog...And you are right, it is much easier for me to follow in English...
Happy felting, Nancy
You're a very talented person! Compliments :-)
you're bag is so very beautiful...and I love how whimsical your other works are!
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