More organza flowers - same design. This printed organza fabric is much stiffer than the usual organza so I only used one layer. I gritted my teeth and used metallic thread (both top and bottom) but it stitched beautifully. I used the bead and gathering thread method to finish the flower. These aren't realistic, but I though they would be useful for a golden wedding (especially if I could find some gold coloured wire instead of this bright green!)
140717Beautiful !!! Instead of the green wire try gold pipe cleaners
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36055212452All of the adjectives have been used, but I REALLY love these.
1586921090931625These flowers are beautiful. I remember back in the 60's making some that are similar. Instead of stitching the fabric was glued and rolled onto the wire. Your way is much nicer.
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by spendlove
12 Jun 2015
Did you make them with stockings stretched over loops of wire? They looked good but you had to make each petal separately.
19439Hi Sue well there is nothing to add it has all ben said just devine...soozie
25169Embroidery is the art . Art overcomes the "realistic" . Your flowers are " artistically sublime ".
3942Metallic - I'm impressed! Makes me grit my teeth, too.
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by spendlove
12 Jun 2015
In the end, the teeth gritting wasn't necessary. My new machine didn't bat an eyelid!
668392375Oh, they'd be beautiful for a golden anniversary bouquet for the bride - and boutonniere for the groom! Beautiful!
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46645These are so wonderfully done - I do like the use of the printed organza for them, as well.
21107920088They look really effective, I love the fabric you've used with the little hearts. You are very clever. Love Chris
234449102These are very pretty Sue. The gold thread looks really good
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