One of the many things I have been working on is the lavender smocked bishop:
I haven’t gotten much done, but I love the effect so far. Smocking the baby waves closely together created a braided look:
I hope you have had a great start to your week. I am going to enjoy mine. I hope you are too!
Hmmm…I am wondering what a “smocked bishop” is? (Certainly not a smock wearing clergyman!) teehee
But I am certain it will be beautiful!
Blessings!
That brought back memory to me. I used to do smocking for my daughter. One in particula was a lovely dress using Liberty prints. Yours is beautiful in lavender. What is hte smaocked bishop?
What beautiful work. The finished garment will be stunning.
Happy sewing!
~Kalianne
Your English smocking is coming right along and I love the exquisite shade of lavender floss. I think the bishop’s gown is my favorite cut, the most rewarding. Yours is just lovely.
You do stunning work!
Micki
Oh, this is so beautiful and you do such a good job! I just love it!
Thanks for popping in to see me. I got those Rooster pitchers in Italy many years ago!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia
Hi! I found your blog by searching for grapes and smocking! Your work is beautiful.
I was wondering if you knew of any smocking plates with grapes on them! I would love to smock a little pillow with grapes on it for my mom. I’ve been searching all over and can’t find anything. Thanks!
This is so beautiful! I love smocking, it is so delicate.
Thank you for your sweet comments on my blog.
I love smocking! But, never tried bishop smocking before. Is it easy as it look? Any tips?