Cornflowers and barley.
Have been playing with my cornflower design I showed a couple of days ago. Here are 2 more. Even in the pictures you can see the effect of the light on the different stitch directions.
Apart from the jumps between the different flowers in the second one there are no other jumps.
They stitched out in about 30 minutes each at a moderate speed.
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52686These are very pretty, would pretty on dish towels I need to do for daughter.
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1186778119They are gorgeous!
These designs are available in my website :)
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30988Very pretty. Love the ties. It gives the feeling of seeing it from all sides.
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54619YOU are a true artist!! Your designs are absolutely exquisite! Hats off to you and your work!
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261163457367495Lovely. That barley is crying out for a poppy though!
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140717Wow, very perfected. I love the combined arrangement.
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by mops
29 Jul 2013
Thank you. I usually work on separate items till I'm satisfied and then start combining. Makes things a lot easier - like flower arranging, pick them up, cut a piece of stem, remove a couple of leaves (and in this case you can even add leaves), turn them around a bit and you are done. In theory. Linking them up so they they stitch free of jumps is another matter.
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119791Beautiful. Love the colours as well.
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by mops
29 Jul 2013
Thank you. Even my better half liked them though normally he is not that interested in embroidery (designs).
11929I just love it,at least these (emb kind) won't die.Mine are alive but not blooming,need rain
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by mops
29 Jul 2013
Thank you. Mine were in bloom some 6 weeks ago, only the leaves and stems remain.
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