Someone from Japan (it was not possible to establish the floor) under this name does amazing piece things (covers for gadgets, pillows, ets) in various meticulous needlework techniques: tapestry, carpet, covers with modern embroidery (which can suddenly be additionally embroidered with rhinestones or pompoms on top), embroider with sewing threads, but with transparent glassy glass, etc. It is _and right_ expensive, which inspires all the same to pack up, sit down and repeat while the evenings are still long :-): name="cut"/>

It looks like this scarf is embroidered with the help of such painting devices:

Thank you, about CRESUS! You finally gave me indulgence to buy this thing for yourself - I’ve been looking at them for a long time, but you couldn’t figure out how to practically apply it...

There is such a bag that I personally especially like handles in - both how quilted and how the label is sewn:

A couple of rugs:

Beautiful embroidery stitches and contrasting hair color I liked:

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