of a slightly different kind...free motion embroidery using cheesecloth with scrap bits of cloth and lace. i learned this technique from Karen Ruane. Simply Stitch 2 starts on Monday. check it out here.
click on the images for close-ups.
these 6" x 6" patches will be the corners of my Fun Times cloth.
there were 5 winners in my giveaway last week and since only 5 people chose a number, everyone was a winner.
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these 6" x 6" patches will be the corners of my Fun Times cloth.
there were 5 winners in my giveaway last week and since only 5 people chose a number, everyone was a winner.
15 comments:
Beautiful work Deanna
I really like that everyone was a winner :)
Love how you've taken to this kind of stitching, it's beautiful!
Gorgeous Deanna - I love the effect of the fme with the added hits of colour.
I bet SS2 will be amazing - I'm not in it as we will be traveling for half of the time... I do so much better in the classes when I can work along as it happens - I will love seeing what you do though!
Just adorable. I even like the four together and can envision a whole piece with squares like that. Neat!
Dear Deanna, you have inspired me so much that I signed up for the class. See you there!
I was one of those winners and very excited to receive my prize! Thanks for your generosity, Deanna.
oh my....beyond lovely....
It creates a fascinating textural effect, doesn't it!
It looks like a fun way to do embroidery. You can use up everything around you. Enjoy Stitch 2 - Hugs Nat
What beautiful patches. I really must replace my free motion foot, so many things to try
i'm not into pink, yet those two ones are my favorites.they are so visually rich!!
I can just see these as patches on something... beautiful!
Hi, Deanna. You're getting gorgeous effects with these patches. Very light and elegant. Karen's classes always sound so enticing.
best, nadia
wouldn't a whole quilt of these squares be gorgeous? they look like beautiful little cakes.
Lovely texture..Have you used any stabilizer underneath the cheese cloth ? It looks neat and crisp..I'd like to know whether it's because of lots of stitching or a stabilizer underneath...Please do share it with me...
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