More eggs - it's that time of year.

I got this book in the mail last week from Japan,

so I thought I'd make an egg using a few of my indigo fabrics with other snippets. I have further stitching I want to do on it, but the surface is covered - a little challenging because of the uneven shape of an egg.

And here's one of the other pieces from the vat today - not sharply defined but I can fix that another time:

Making a whole basket full of cloth eggs might be nice...
2 comments:
just love your tattered egg.
Thanks, Deanna! The texture sure is a contrast to the usual smoothness of an egg shell. I've put the two indigo eggs into a nest I have to mark this first 'empty nest' Easter without my two sons living at home.
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