I'm really sorry Jennifer but it doesn't get any easier! I made two charro saddles last year and attempted to recreate the pita embroidery. Ask Tiffany if she's got any photos of it! My fingers were so sore by the end of it. The way to get through is imagining how great it will end up looking. I'll send you a picture or two of my second one (which has much simpler stitching than Tiff's!), you're welcome to put them on the blog.
Wow... that must take a LOT of patience! That will definatly make for some eye-catching saddles!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking this on Jennifer! Both the saddles are going to look amazing!
ReplyDeleteYes, the more you stitch the easier it gets.... Looks great so far!
ReplyDeleteyes that's true this saddle is eye catching , i think its a display of Australian Saddle , looks similar to it.
ReplyDeletewow, beautiful! i could never have the patience to do all that stitchwork by hand! cant wait to see the rest of the saddle!! :)
ReplyDeletethat looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI'm really sorry Jennifer but it doesn't get any easier!
ReplyDeleteI made two charro saddles last year and attempted to recreate the pita embroidery. Ask Tiffany if she's got any photos of it!
My fingers were so sore by the end of it. The way to get through is imagining how great it will end up looking. I'll send you a picture or two of my second one (which has much simpler stitching than Tiff's!), you're welcome to put them on the blog.