A porcelain egg
Every year, as Easter approaches, creating a new egg becomes a precious ritual, one of my favorite creative moments. This tradition, started seven years ago, is now enriched by a new work.
I’m pleased to unveil A Porcelain Egg, the one I’ve chosen to celebrate Easter 2025.
For my part, I’ll be embroidering it with Soie d’Alger from au Ver à Soie.
For a work that I want to be refined, this exceptional thread is a natural choice. Its sumptuous texture and rich nuances offer an infinite range of possibilities, giving free rein to every fantasy.
The pattern can be downloaded HERE.
Soies d’Alger used to embroider this egg
Blue
1345
4924
4923
4922
4921
131
Green
1845
1823
Grey, white and saumon
4096
1734
1742
1811
2176
4147
Stranded DMC cottons to use for embroidering this egg
Grey, white and salmon, B5200, 932, 3753, 3756, 3856, 3770
Green, 520, 3816
Blue, 939, 517, 322, 3755, 3325, 747
Next week’s article will be devoted to the first photos and explanations needed to create this egg.
A look at the first steps
A porcelain egg part 3
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A porcelain egg part 2
A porcelain egg part 2Every year, as Easter approaches, creating a new egg becomes a precious ritual, one of my favorite creative moments. This tradition, started seven years ago, is now enriched by a new work. I'm delighted to unveil A porcelain egg I've chosen to...
A porcelain egg
A porcelain eggEvery year, as Easter approaches, creating a new egg becomes a precious ritual, one of my favorite creative moments. This tradition, started seven years ago, is now enriched by a new work. I'm pleased to unveil A Porcelain Egg, the one I've chosen to...