Another design in the begonia series.
I have had quite a few comments about the shading in my leaves and flowers, but there is no shading. The designs has only 5 colours, 3 green and 2 yellow, one for the flower itself, one for the outlines. The different tones are all a result of different stitch angles.
In the digitising section I show a bit more about that.
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18031Looks absolute fantastic and beautiful love the colors of the design .and your manuel digitising work is very good and nice
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86901That's a beautiful design, Martine. Your manual digitizing is great and it shows.
Hugs, Lidia
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52686It is very nice and think the directional stitching adds a lot of contrast.
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23281It is lovely Martine! Thank you for your wonderful designs! Hugs, Yoriko
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169063Beautiful. I hope this shows up in My Garden (just purchased a membership during her recent sale)
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299559Another beauty...amazing what transpires when you just change the stitch angle to the light reflects differently on the stitches...
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by mops
edited 29 May 2014
It is, isn't it. I love the effect and use it whenever I think it enhances the design. And it is one of the things that makes it superior to auto-digitising.
318280Mops, thank you for sharing your digitizing tips, your designs always stand out :)
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15256These florals are stunning!! The directional stitches add so much depth! Your tute is so easy to follow and understand, I wish I had you along my side while I was learning.......still have lots to learn but alas, I don't have embird....
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by mops
29 May 2014
Thank you. It can be done in other software as well, like in my other one, 6D, although Embird is easier as far as connection stitches are concerned.
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