Conceal a stain - PEP BB textiles.straw.repair.stains

Got a secondhand shirt that had a grease stain on the front but was a really good shirt otherwise. The stain wasn't incredibly obvious, but still too obvious for me to be comfortable wearing out of the house. And since it was a patchy stain, I decided to hide it with a patch of flowers. I used a wooden embroidery hoop, a needle with a large eye, and an assortment of cotton embroidery threads, mostly in red and yellow because I wanted to stick with warm colors to go with the orange shirt.

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- Repair a stained garment by concealing the stain.

To document your completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pictures or a video (less than two minutes):
- Your stained garment before repair
- Making the repair
- Your item of clothing with the stain covered/concealed

I stained one of my most comfortable shirts and needed to cover the stain.  This is a perfect BB!
Jay's Spider Weave Rose was so beautiful that I copied it.  Mine, of course, after learning how from
a learner book.  My shirt is a grey so I picked a couple complimentary colors for the roses that
would work with this shirt and some jeans.

I used an embroidery loop, embroidery needle and embroidery thread.  Kudos to Jay for their beautiful work!
Mine covers the stain...lol.

I pick a theme for each garment I own and use embroidery in that theme to hide stains and mends. This skirts theme is leaves

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