gentleman pirate

the coat with tails made me think of Mr. Darcy- Mr. Darcy gone bad. Although, if any of Austens heroes were going to go the pirate route, it would more likely be Captain Wentworth from what I must admit is my favorite one of her books.

I like him without his hat on-

He can carry it under his arm.

I had to underexpose these photos so you could see the details.

I love this guy! He has been waiting to be made for a long time. There were a lot of fiddly bits to figure out which is actually what makes it fun to work on.

12 Responses to “gentleman pirate”

  1. Marianne Wille Says:

    Gosh ~ Everytime I look at your blog I think “Wow….this one is her best” :)

  2. jenny b harris Says:

    He is so dashing!

  3. Beth Says:

    This may be the best one yet, Mimi! He is marvelous. All of the facial hair embroidery is really nice and the coat and hat are wonderful. Brava!!

  4. Tam Says:

    Oh my gosh he is a terrific guy! very nice work you are sooo talented!
    ~Smiles~Tam!

  5. Camilla La Mer Says:

    I love the hula dancer!

  6. Cindy Says:

    I want to marry him!! The other guts are sweet but he’s a real hunk!

  7. Debbie A Says:

    I sooooo want this man. But then aren’t we all secretly attracted to the ‘bad boy’. I agree with Marianne, everytime I view your work I think to myself wow this one is the best yet!!!

  8. shobhana Says:

    stunning!

  9. Christine Says:

    I saw this guy on Flickr and my heart went pitter-pat! And from the looks of all of your comments, you have definitely “designed” the man of our dreams..lol! Happy Holidays Mimi:)

  10. Paul Says:

    After 16 years at sea, he retired to New Orleans in 1842 and now runs faro games in a dockside bar. He lost his eye in a bowie-knife duel over a dancehall girl.

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  12. maria g. elorduy Says:

    I love it….keep on going……l