A mother and son use embroidery to decorate shirts with pocket kittens, creating a cute and unique design.

Artyom Trishkin 2013.12.16 13:56 #19031

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Everywhere life

Marius Iliesh

It's beautiful. Except ... what are they eating?

Sergey Golubev 2013.12.16 13:56 #19032

Sergey Golubev 2013.12.16 13:58 #19033

artmedia70:
It's beautiful. Except... what are they eating?

Fish, I guess.

Andrew Petras 2013.12.16 14:24 #19034

Sergey Golubev 2013.12.16 14:29 #19035

Japanese embroiderer Hiroko Kubota. She embroiders ironwork. But she appeared with an interesting collection, jokingly named 'Dress Cat'.

Hiroko Kubota has found an ingenious use for her skill, and her son has helped her do it - being a professional, she has decorated her son's boring shirts (which need to comply with the dress code) with "pocket kittens". Cute embroideries have pleased not only the mother and son, but also many other people.

Embroidered Cat Shirts By Hiroko Kubota Go Viral And Sell Like Hot Cakes

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Fashion and the Internet have collided spectacularly in this series of awesome embroidered cat shirts by Japanese embroidery artist Hiroko Kubota. The cute kitties, embroidered with great skill and detail, are an unexpected and interesting manifestation of the Internet’s obsession with cats. In an interview with spoon-tamago.com, Kubota explained...

1200 subscribers!!! Difficulties of translation :) ChatGPT can create awesome

Yoschik 2013.12.16 14:53 #19036

newdigital:
Japanese embroiderer Hiroko Kubota. She embroiders ironwork. But she appeared with an interesting collection, jokingly called Dress Dog.

Hiroko Kubota has found an ingenious use for her skill, and her son has helped her do it - being a professional, she has decorated her son's boring shirts (which need to comply with the dress code) with "pocket kittens". The cute embroideries have appealed not only to mum and son but to many other people too.

Too bad . Very bad . Just awful.

Doesn't she have a Dress-Dog?