I’ve been thinking about it for weeks before (or instead of) falling to
sleep, I even saw its color in front of me. Then newer colors as well
that could also make it work. Finally last week I bought the new pintuck
foot for my Elna 7300 and began to actualize.
Even though the foot didn’t work out (or I am clumsy), I still didn’t give up and kept trying until I achieved the result that I wanted to.
And here comes my favorite part where I already embroider the beads. :)
More Work In Progress are here:
http://www.freshlypieced.com/2013/02/wip-wednesday-another-busy-week.html
and
http://teamquiltsy.blogspot.com
and
http://www.sew-much-ado.com/2013/02/we-did-it-wednesday_26.html
and My Creative Space
http://blogs.kidspot.com.au/villagevoices/my-creative-space-outdoor-dining-circa-1973
16 comments:
It is going to be beautiful!
Your work is beautiful! wow. Thanks for sharing.
Visiting from WIP Wednesday. Have a great day.
Oh I love the pintucks! And the beads will make it sparkle :*) Can't wait to see what you are making from this.
This looks beautiful. I love all the simple details.
Lovely! I have been wanting to play with pintucks for quite some time. They ate so much fun.
Not ate...are. Typing too fast :-/
Thank you for your kind words!
Cynthia, I played with the pintuck foot a lot but I have not got the waited result. So I had to find the other way for this effect. :)
beautiful!
Can't wait to see the finished product. Beautiful.
My mom quilts and has made one for each of her 6 children and 11 grandchildren!
That looks so great! Quilting is one skill I wish I had :). My grandmother quilted, but I never learned.
Exquisite! Are you going to tell us how to attach those beads?
Beautiful work! A real art.
Wow, you work is very beautiful. it is so impressive how much work goes into your art.
Thank you so much for everyone your kind words! :)
MCatherine - I sewed these beads like the buttons (one by one and 4-5 snitches in everyone of them) with knots on the back.
Nice background on your blog
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