embroidery art: a week in 1953

Smokin_all
these are the final 14 pieces in my "a week in 1953" series. these embroidery and fabric panels are an imaginative journey of a 1950's housewife. her name is marge. she is in her 40's. she has no children and she is always coiffed, manicured and impeccably dressed. i wanted to create a duplicate image that transcends the "cuteness" of embroidery. a smokin' hand was the result. its in these panels that i represent the 1950's lifestyle, habits, wallpaper, color, and everyday objects within this one fictitious week.

there are 7 large pieces, (the smokin' hands) measuring 8" x 12" and 7 small companion pieces, measuring 7" x 11". they are stretched over wooden frames and are ready for hanging and are all for sale right here. i will entertain custom orders if you see one that is already sold. thanks for looking!

SUNDAY
Sunday
"marge and husband enjoy a pot roast dinner", 8" x 12"   SOLD
"dining room chair", 7"x 11"  SOLD

MONDAY
Monday
"marge starts her week with a fresh tube of lipstick", 8"x 12"  SOLD
"lipstick and handkerchief", 7" x 11"  SOLD

TUESDAY
Tuesday
"marge visits beauty shop", 8" x 12"
"scissor", 7" x 11"

WEDNESDAY
Wednesday
"marge enjoys bridge night", 8" x 12"
"two of diamonds", 7" x 11"

THURSDAY
Thursday
"coffee at kitty's house", 8" x 12"
"coffee cup", 7" x 11"

FRIDAY
Friday
"marge and husband relax with evening martinis", 8" x 12"
"martini", 7" x 11"

SATURDAY
Saturday
"dinner at hurley's supper club", 8" x 12"
"coat check ticket", 7" x 11"

DETAILS
Chair_close
detail of from sunday's pot roast dinner
Martini_close
detail of martini glass
Card_close
detail of two of diamonds
Chair_close_2
detail of dining room chair
Check_close
detail of coat check ticket (my favorite, shhhhh)
Cup_close
detail of cup
Scissor_close
detail of scissor
Lipstick_close
detail of lipstick and handkerchief
Smokin_fram_2
detail of wrapped and stretched fabric over wooden frame

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