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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014 ( edited Aug 25'14 17:18 )
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This is a peacock design in stringart. I used two colours of yarn, silver and pink to give the shimmering look. Its real fun to make and i wanted to share this with all the wonderful cuties here. Thanks for looking.

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[1] http://www.stringartfun.com
www.stringartfun.com
Comments (9)
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by asterixsew 24 Aug 2014
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It is interesting to look at this close up. It must have taken ages and a great amount of concentration. Well done
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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014
It looks difficult but the string work actually is very fast and easy. Its the nailing on the wood which is time consuming and tedious. Thanks.
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by marianb 24 Aug 2014
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Wonderful!! this is something I haven't done in years, nice to see it's still done..
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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014
Thanks.
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by decojo 24 Aug 2014
+3
Beautiful!
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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014
Thanks.
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by noah 24 Aug 2014
+2
very lovely thank-you
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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014
Thank you.
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by toogie 24 Aug 2014
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There was a shop teacher at our school, a long time back, that made ships like this stringart. The body of the ships were wooden and the sails were the strings.
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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014
There are many websites on stringart.....especially the peacock designs are very colourful and pretty.
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by Leaha 24 Aug 2014
+1
This is beautiful. After you get the nails in it's really lots of fun. :-)
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by Shyamala 24 Aug 2014
Yes its real fun....even kids will enjoy doing this.
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by sonjapotgieter 24 Aug 2014
+1
It is Stunning!!Great work done...
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by Shyamala 25 Aug 2014
Thanks. Hugs.
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by hagridsmom 25 Aug 2014
+1
I think I will try doing this on cardstock - the method is slightly different but they have a good tut. This might be fun with varigaterd thread/yarn for kids. I'll have to be sure I can do it first!
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by Shyamala 25 Aug 2014
Yes, its a good idea....because you just have to poke holes instead of nails. Go to pinterest...plenty of ideas and tutorials.
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by lbrow 25 Aug 2014
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Hmmmm I remember when I use to do string art. This is lovely
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by Shyamala 25 Aug 2014
Thanks.