These are 4 leaves from the Prayer Plant from Pam's 3D Designs. Take no notice of the wire as it will be covered with Florist Tape. I am really pleased with the finished leaves. Have to make more to finish the plant off.
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I love these leaves. This will become a plant you can't kill like I often do. LOL
Really detailed. Thanks for sharing.
Really detailed. Thanks for sharing.
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I scanned these and they did not show as good as they really look.
great work
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Thank You. I am thrilled with the results.
WOW !!! Looks great !!!
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Thank You. Glad I have this design as I have wanted these for ages as I love indoor plants
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highlandermom
23 Apr 2012
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These are very interesting I have never tried. You did a great job would love to see as put together.
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Might be a few days but if you look at her site you will see what I am hoping to achieve.
They look amazingly real life. How do you place the wires as you stitch?
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The last stitch you place the wire alongside the middle and it satin stitches over the wire. This frightened me before I did it but had no problems with it and no broken needles.
Thank You. They stitched out well for you.
Amazing leaves;TU for showing the stitchout...
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I love indoor plants, but my house is too cold in winter and also too dark.
They look really good-Great job
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Thank You.
they look real what are your plans??hugs
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They make indoor plants. Have a look at her site under House Plants. Pam's 3D Designs.
Great leaves, well done!
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Thank You.
I think the 3D designs are great, I must try one!
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I just love them.
The leaves look real, lovely colours too. I see you mirrored one, that makes it look slightly different. Nice work! What material did you use to stitch them on?
BTW they are called ten-commandements plants overhere.
BTW they are called ten-commandements plants overhere.
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Martine, I might have just had it upside down when I scanned the leaves Another reason why it is so dark. I just used some tearaway but it is suggested to use Polymesh.
Have to wait for my Wire to arrive but happened to find one piece so made larger leaves.
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shirlener88
23 Apr 2012
+5✽
Lyn, these are wonderful - just the sort of plant - that I could have in my basement apartment - that gets no light - can't wait to see it totally finished, too.
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My house is old and reasonably dark so find it hard to grow indoor plants and these are tropical. Also have a girlfriend who has gas and she can't grow plants inside either.
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edithfarminer
23 Apr 2012
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Just fantastic, look forward to seeing the plant finished. Like you must try these out sometime
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I am so glad that I have them. I have hesitated for so long.
Great work and very similar. You need very many leaves to make a complete plant, not to mention the mounting. Good luck. Friendships.
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The leaves are all the same only different sizes. Not sure how many leaves needed, but guess this is up to you how many you put in to make a plant.
glad you decided to try them out,
I love her designs and these turned out great
I love her designs and these turned out great
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I looked at these ages ago but hesitated as the wire part frightened me, but that was no problem at all.
Wow, they are so beautiful. Hugs, Lidia
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I am pleased but now have to wait till the wire arrives before I can do any more.
These turned out really nice! How long does it take to do each leaf? Denise
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In this group you do the 4 together in one hooping (5 X 7). I really didn't time it but it doesn't take very long at all. The larger leaves 2 in one hoop and the medium size there are 3 in the one hoop.
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grannycottage
23 Apr 2012
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Beautiful.Would be happy to see the finished plant. Good luck.
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Be patient as I have to wait for a few items before I can finish this project.