Wow! You always wow me with your amazing posts, every single week. The embroidery is totally worth a blog or more. I just love handwork of all kinds.

My grandmother and mother taught the girls in the family how to embroider dresser scarves when we were young. Oh! And pillowcases. They were so fun to do and it was work that could be done on a rainy day or a cold winter day after the fun came inside. We loved it and we could make my mother a gift costing almost nothing.

These articles of clothing were wonderful and the intricate work done on the shirt of that young man was beautiful. It is almost a lost art as so much of the embroidery is done by machine, which cannot even compare. I will not buy it and refuse to acknowledge that as embroidery.

Thank you for showing off how embroidery was used to define your region of the country you are from and how decorative it makes a plain cotton cloth. Gorgeous work and what a fun place to visit!

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