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For 26 years, your On-line Store for Embellishments
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Every summer I am in awe of the purple Clemantis that grows around our farm bell. It doubles in size every year. -
Doesn't this make you want to curl up with a good book? This is a window seat in our bedroom in the castle. Each floor had one bedroom.... -
These are some designs I created for Bucilla Corp. The designs are beginner basics and timeless! -
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Came across this picture while cleaning up files. With just a couple of stitches, it is easy to embellish a simple dress for this year's... -
Rayon motifs were dyed with RibbonSmyth Rainbow Dyes and then using one of RibbonSmyth's Rose Silk Ribbon Combo packs, simple silk ri... -
This is a design I created for a wearable with the intention of having a spray of ribbon "flow" onto the collar. Even though this... -
This is a bouquet I created many years ago when I was designing patterns for Bucilla Corp. Christi was asking how to create Calla Lilies, so... -
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Clematis Blooming around our Farm Bell
About Me
- Victoria Adams Brown
- Received a BFA in art, lithography, and marketing. Earned Couture Level Beading and Embroidery Certification from The House of Lesage in Paris, France. Have written articles for creative magazines in the US and UK. Designed booklets, patterns and kits for Simplicity, McCall's, Better Homes and Gardens, Bucilla and Plaid Enterprises. Produced and appeared in videos for creative arts clients. Have appeared in a variety of TV segments on QVC, HSN, Discovery Channel and Aleene's. Wrote "The Complete Guide to Silk Ribbon Embroidery" and "The New Ribbon Embroidery". Teach embroidery and surface design classes nationally and internationally. Fortunate to have a studio at our farm.
2 comments:
simply beautiful
I agree! Can you imagine seeing these gowns in a ballet?
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