Distinctive
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The fabric is sackcloth (Canvas Hessian). The design is the result of 100% improvisation. Cross-stitch was used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
Distinctive
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The fabric is sackcloth (Canvas Hessian). The design is the result of motif and repetition. Cross-stitch and hand topstitch were used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
Distinctive
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The fabric is sackcloth (Canvas Hessian). The design is the result of motif and repetition. Cross-stitch was used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is sackcloth (Canvas Hessian). The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is sackcloth (Canvas Hessian). The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is hessian canvas (sackcloth). The design motif originated from 100% improvisation. Cross-stitch was used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is hessian canvas (sackcloth). The design motif originated from 100% improvisation. Cross-stitch was used. The choice of colors was personal. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character. This is a set consisting of two pieces. Only leftover threads and fabrics were used (stash busting).
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills coming from the Greek village Arachova. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. This piece is part of a set: the same fabric and design were also used to create an improvised handmade women’s...
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was created using a basic pattern and repetition. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character. This design inspired Work No.164, in order to form...
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was created using a basic pattern and repetition. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was created using a basic pattern and repetition. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character. This is a set consisting of two pieces.
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character. This is a set of three pieces: one large (85×85 cm) and...
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The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. Some threads were removed to give the appearance of lace. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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The fabric is 6-thread linen. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character. It was later complemented by the two smaller works, No.151.
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The canvas is thick. The design motif was sourced from a magazine and used to create this composition. Cross-stitch was used. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character. This is a set of three pieces: one of 85×35 cm and two of 50×50 cm.
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The fabric is hessian canvas (sackcloth). The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used. This is a set consisting of 2 pieces. The piece has a more traditional “Greek rural/village” character.
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This work is inspired by Work No.106. The same fabric and design were also used to create an improvised handmade women’s bag. The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills from the Greek village of Arachova. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was...