I had finished embroidering all of the letters on the challah cover. I needed to figure out what to do for a border.
The bride loves golf and white. I thought that perhaps painting gild vines on white velvet would work.
It’s ok but is missing something.
I then thought that perhaps stitching with gold thread on the white velvet would do the trick.
First I tried with the bronze thread.
The quote The Roches it was a big nothing.
So I tried with a bright gold thread.
That isn’t much better.
My son suggest that I keep going with the gold painted scrollwork. It’s nice living with someone with a good eye and good taste. My son was right. I kept filling in the velvet with more scrolls and vines.
I’m pretty pleased with the result. My husband keeps suggesting that a touch of a dark color would be really nice.
If I were making this challah cover for my husband I would. Some dark brown might be lovely here.
But this is not a gift for my husband. This challah cover is going to a bride who loves gold and white with ivory. I have taupe silk shantung that will serve as the backing.
I will bring this to the family pre-wedding dinner on Friday.
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