Here are some photos of a few of the many dozens of leaves I have been making for my daughters school. They are working on an Anzac project and these are the leaves that were requested for the poppies. Thanks to dragonflyer with her valuable assistance and guidance I was able to churn these out quicker than the first few batches I made using my own digitizing efforts!
Thanks Kim.They are embroidered directly on black felt with no stabiliser and then cut as shown in the photos so there is something to attach them to the flower with.
I can see using these on a number of different projects but think I have seen enough of them for the moment!
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145791Thank you all for the kind comments. I will be sure to add photos of the completed flowers when they are done. At the moment they are in they hands of students who are finishing them off.
13243Well done, you figured out how to minimize the jump stitches... good work to you both.
4507066017Well done, to both of you! That's a lot of work. What kind of fabric have you used?
Hugs, Lidia
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86901Wow, you have been a busy bee...nicely done..would love to see the completed poppies, too!
318426That's a very clever project! I can see these in all different colors for the seasons, or put on a pillow with a button! Good work!
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299559Oh my, you have been busy with these. But well worth the time and effort.
169064I really love the effect of the stitching on the petal! I can see these for hats , etc. Nice work.
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33350I love them. You did such a wonderful job putting them together. I am sure she will be very happy.
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1872Well done to the both of you. I hope the Anzac project goes well for your daughter. I bet you are sick of looking at them, there are lots of leaves! Love Chris
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by Sewmum1
edited 26 Mar 2015
Yes. Very happy to see them go. This photo only shows a small portion of how many I made as they were being used as soon as they were finished.
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