Terry, what a brilliant personal touch to add to the wedding dress! I just absolutely adore that it’s Cuilean bone. It’s fitting that your sweet little wee man gets his place in Outlander history. 🙂 And loving embroidery as much as I do, I am just drooling over this close-up. I’ve been doing hand embroider as long as I have been kitting (over 45 years) and it is just one of my most favorite things to do. Whoever did this handwork on the wedding dress is truly an artist! Incredibly well done. Thanks so much for your continued sharing with us. Get some sleep, eat a few wonderful meals, and take good care of yourself! ~ Sandie/KnitzyBlonde
The detail in the costumes is beautiful and I love the finish on them. I assume that, because of the number of costumes to be made, most of the work is done on machines but when I look at the costumes in photos they look like they’ve been sewn by hand, as they would have been in the 18th century. The work of your team is amazing.
Awesome
So what’s the story behind the missing bone?
Love it! The embroidery on that dress is amazing, so sweet to put a memento of your sweet pup.
Fantastic!
That’s such a lovely idea. I know you miss him so much but we all miss him too he’s such a cutie and I love all those wee looks he gives.
We have had Great Danes and English Mastiffs, their chew bones were always shin bones they lasted about 2 hrs total.
Clever!
Very pretty! From a humble rawhide bone to a thing of beauty! 😉
Terry, what a brilliant personal touch to add to the wedding dress! I just absolutely adore that it’s Cuilean bone. It’s fitting that your sweet little wee man gets his place in Outlander history. 🙂 And loving embroidery as much as I do, I am just drooling over this close-up. I’ve been doing hand embroider as long as I have been kitting (over 45 years) and it is just one of my most favorite things to do. Whoever did this handwork on the wedding dress is truly an artist! Incredibly well done. Thanks so much for your continued sharing with us. Get some sleep, eat a few wonderful meals, and take good care of yourself! ~ Sandie/KnitzyBlonde
The detail in the costumes is beautiful and I love the finish on them. I assume that, because of the number of costumes to be made, most of the work is done on machines but when I look at the costumes in photos they look like they’ve been sewn by hand, as they would have been in the 18th century. The work of your team is amazing.