I've been working on a project that required me to go through some of my craft supplies and that got me thinking about experimenting with a few of the things I found.
This is what I came up with:
The silver mesh was what got me thinking. I bought it last year as one of the materials to include with one of my assignments for studying Children's Services when I did a series of items to be used in a collage. Then I found the chicken picture that I had cut from a magazine, and the ideas just kept flowing.
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I also had a card to make as a thank you for a friend. This is what I came up with:
I used one of my Flower Soft Toppers and purple Flower Soft.
The border on the white paper was one of my Fiskars border punches.
This blog is just to show you the projects I'm working on or have completed. Mostly cross stitch and card making, but I do so many things that there's sure to be other things as well.
September 22, 2012
September 10, 2012
African Sunset Update
I thought it was about time I updated you on what I've been working on over the last couple of weeks.
I've been stitching more of African Sunset nearly every night. And as a result I've been making very good progress.
I'm over half way across and each section is at least halfway down, depending on how much I had to do to finish the thread colour or so that I didn't have to do just 3 stitches of one colour in the bottom half.
I have done a little of the back stitch around on of the giraffes because I wanted to see what it would look like. There is actually not much back stitch compared to the overall size of the project. It's just the animals and some rocks at the bottom. The rest is all just a matter of how the colours are put together to create the picture and give shading.
It really makes a difference having the giriffe outlined with back stitch.
I've been stitching more of African Sunset nearly every night. And as a result I've been making very good progress.
I'm over half way across and each section is at least halfway down, depending on how much I had to do to finish the thread colour or so that I didn't have to do just 3 stitches of one colour in the bottom half.
I have done a little of the back stitch around on of the giraffes because I wanted to see what it would look like. There is actually not much back stitch compared to the overall size of the project. It's just the animals and some rocks at the bottom. The rest is all just a matter of how the colours are put together to create the picture and give shading.
It really makes a difference having the giriffe outlined with back stitch.
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