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Peacock cape

This peacock started off as a rooster. The inspiration came from Japanese embroidery in a museum in Lisbon, depicting four roosters. Yvonne visualised herself with a cape on which the head is positioned on one shoulder and the tail appears on the other side. The rooster was eventually turned into a peacock, preferring blue, yellow and red colours. The bird is worked in a combination of bobbin lace (worked in parts), Japanese embroidery and Point de Marseille.

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Yvonne Scheele-Kerkhof

Yvonne uses antique bobbins as a catalyst

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