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This embroidery was created in 1980 and was used as a cover for a handmade pencil holder. Over the years, the pencil holder rusted, as it was made of metal, and thus the embroidery had to be removed. The fabric is called “Arachovitiko”. This is a traditional fabric with pills...

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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. Together with No.107, it formed a set. These are the smaller pieces of the set.

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This is one of the artist’s early works. The fabric is etamine. The design motif was sourced from a magazine and used to create this composition. Cross-stitch was used.

166

The fabric is 6-thread linen. The design motif was sourced from a magazine and involves composition and repetition. Cross-stitch was used.This is part of a set with a repeating motif consisting of 6 pieces: (i) No.103 lampshade and a table topper, (ii) No.166 rectangular runner, (iii) No.167 two curtains, and...

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The fabric is 6-thread linen. The design motif was sourced from a magazine and involves composition and repetition. Cross-stitch was used. These are two curtains intended to decorate a child’s room or dining room. This is part of a set with a repeating motif consisting of 6 pieces: (i) No.103...

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The fabric is 6-thread linen. The design motif was sourced from a magazine and involves composition and repetition. Cross-stitch was used. This is a tablecloth intended to decorate a child’s room or dining room. This is part of a set with a repeating motif consisting of 6 pieces: (i) No.103...

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The fabric is etamine. The design motif was sourced from a magazine. Cross-stitch was used.

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The fabric is etamine. The design motif was created using a basic motif (called “mirror” in Greek, because it resembles a small mirror) and repetition. Cross-stitch was used.

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The fabric is linen. The design motif was sourced from a magazine and used to create this composition. Stem stitch (also known in Greek as “rizovelonia or anevato”) was used. These are two curtains intended to decorate a dining room or bedroom.

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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...

Christmas-themed painted tablecloth

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