It takes a long time to create heirlooms.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
One large, three little
As you can see, I added the medium size leaf on the inside curve on the upper right. Then, in the middle, I added three small leaves in the light green. These are all being done in the closed fly stitch with a single strand of the DMC floss.
I'm enjoying seeing your progress on this piece. :-)
I have two embroidery pieces that I will be sharing on my blog in the next week or so. Just have to upload the pictures. And you won't believe when I stitched them! LOL!
As you can see, I added the medium size leaf on the inside curve on the upper right. Then, in the middle, I added three small leaves in the light green. These are all being done in the closed fly stitch with a single strand of the DMC floss.
4 comments:
I can hardly wait for the big flower. what is the overall size of this?? This is some very fine work - I can only admire, but not do.
I like all the little leaves. I'm sure it seems like slow going at this point but I think you are making swift progress. Embroidery takes a while.
I too will admire and not try! This is going to be quite exquisite.
Hi Pat,
I'm enjoying seeing your progress on this piece. :-)
I have two embroidery pieces that I will be sharing on my blog in the next week or so. Just have to upload the pictures. And you won't believe when I stitched them! LOL!
Cynthia
Windy Meadow
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