I kinda cheated for getting an embroidered coif complete by June. My dear husband had gifted me a piece of blackwork embroidered fabric from Truly Hats for making a coif last year. After making the mocks and trying different sizes of coifs, I decided it was time to use it.
Here's the finished product. I stitched around the edges in black silk to mimic the look of many of the extant coifs that have an edge/border to end the embroidery. My hope was to have it look slightly less like a piece of machine embroidered fabric.
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