Earlier, in November, I posted a sneak peak at a project I was working on. I just got the piece back from a show and wanted to share the finished product.
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I haven't been doing much bead embroidery, so I was tickled with how it turned out. I also used a new skill I picked up in Quilting Arts Magazine from a two part article on how to manipulate photos and print them out for custum fabric pieces. So this was definitely a piece that was a personal challenge to try and do new things.
The original image was a basic pic of sage growing out back by the porch. I cut, pasted, and flipped sections of it in the paint program to get the background image that is printed on muslin.
Here's a close up of the main beaded area - the colours didn't want to scan properly for some reason, but it still gives a good idea. I used miyuki size 15's and a dyed chalk turquiose cab.
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1 comment:
I love the colors! I don't think I've seen a chalk-dyed piece of turquoise before, very interesting:) The piece is beautiful.
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