I am discovering all the mirabilia designs and i felt in love with the designs, you have an amazing collection and really nicely stitched ❤ thanks for the sharing. Few days ago I bought 5 designs from mirabilia and now I have to buy all the beads and the fabric. I am so excited about beginning one of them
Hello Chloe, greetings from Canada! Your work is amazing, what a great collection! I'm just starting to look at Mirabilia designs and wanted to see what they look like when finished. Im so impressed, they are gorgeous, I love them all! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ Kind regards, Oksana
I think it is the best video I have seen on all of RU-vid, it is incredible all your embroideries I really believe that they are an act of love, I cannot stop watching this video, it makes it like a small child watching gifts from Santa Claus, many Thank you for being such an amazing embroiderer, I love Mirabilia and you make me very happy to see your video 💕💕
Your stitching is absolutely beautiful! And I can’t believe how many pieces you have made! I’m still on my first Mirabilia. I have a hard time with the fabric I’ve chosen, 36 count linen, but it’s very stiff. Where do you get your fabrics? They seem very soft ❤
Hello, your pieces are absolutely stunning! I had such a wonderful time watching this video. I watched it twice and will come back and watch it again. Would you mind sharing which Polstitches fabric you used for Aphrodite? And also Renaissance Mermaid? I have them both and am looking for nice fabrics to stitch them on.
@@1973Murielle I love your videos and I am subscribed so I don't miss any. I look forward to some new ones. I watch the French and Italian ones as well with English subtitles :)
Hola buenas tardes he visto todos sus bordados usted borda hermoso,una pregunta usted me puede vender los gráficos de todas esas ciernes ,soy de Ecuador Manta,muchas gracias por su atencion
Your projects and stitch are incredible....but you don't want to TOUCH your finished work! Use a stylus or something to point out the details. One - we can see more of the detail without your finger(s) in the way, second, you risk putting oil on your finished work. You spent hours and hours to create - why damage the finished work?
