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25/02/2019 by Ann Bernard

Metal thread embroidery, WOW. Stitched by Jessica Grimm

Today, you are in for a rare treat.  A first viewing of an exceptional metal thread piece of embroidery titled, Pope Francis.   Jessica Grimm is the knowledgeable and talented stitcher.  Those of you who have worked with gold and silver threads will realize how exceptional this piece  is.  Everyone else will be dazzled and impressed.  Enjoy!

Embroidery of Pope Francis in metal thread by Jessica Grimm. @StitchIdyllic #metalthread #stitch #embroidery #popefrancis @porter_9514__thaddeus

Embroidery of Pope Francis in metal thread by Jessica Grimm.

This photo does not do the embroidery justice.  I had to crop the top and bottom red framing to get a screen shot of it.

Contact information to reach Jessica’s blog is at the end of this short article.

Here is a close up of the upper part,  Note all the different techniques and the geometrical exactness of everything.

Different techniques and the geometrical exactness in embroidery of Pope Francis by Jessica Grimm. @StitchIdyllic#metalthread #stitch #embroidery #popefrancis @porter_9514__thaddeus

Different techniques and the geometrical exactness in embroidery of Pope Francis by Jessica Grimm.

Note the features of Note Francis.  I would recognize him immediately if he walked in my door.  Faces are so hard to do.  The closer you look, the more detail you will see .  I am impressed++.

Closeup of Pope Francis goldwork embroidery by Jessica Grimm. @StitchIdyllic #metalthread #stitch #embroidery #popefrancis @porter_9514__thaddeus

Closeup of Pope Francis metal thread embroidery by Jessica Grimm.

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To see better photos, read about this as shared by Jessica and, to see previous posts written during its creation see Pope Francis by Jessica Grimm. You will be glad you took the time to do this.

Jessica lives in Bavaria.

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  1. Jessica Grimm says

    26/02/2019 at 04:05

    Thank you so much for featuring my goldwork embroidery on your blog Ann! I am going to mount the piece today and bring it to the framer tomorrow. Can’t wait to see his face! He frames all my more substantial pieces and he had never seen anything like this before. He has now a completely different view on embroidery :).

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    • Ann Bernard says

      26/02/2019 at 19:47

      You are totally welcome Jessica. I am so impressed with your stitching ability and the completed piece of embroidery. We will try to give it more exposure. Peter and I will work on that project.

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