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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!)
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These are very pretty Sue. The gold thread looks really good
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They look really effective, I love the fabric you've used with the little hearts. You are very clever. Love Chris
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shirlener88
11 Jun 2015
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These are so wonderfully done - I do like the use of the printed organza for them, as well.
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Oh, they'd be beautiful for a golden anniversary bouquet for the bride - and boutonniere for the groom! Beautiful!
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graceandham
11 Jun 2015
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Metallic - I'm impressed! Makes me grit my teeth, too.
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In the end, the teeth gritting wasn't necessary. My new machine didn't bat an eyelid!
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Embroidery is the art . Art overcomes the "realistic" . Your flowers are " artistically sublime ".
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snowbird42
11 Jun 2015
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Hi Sue well there is nothing to add it has all ben said just devine...soozie
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These 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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Did you make them with stockings stretched over loops of wire? They looked good but you had to make each petal separately.
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Beautiful !!! Instead of the green wire try gold pipe cleaners