
It was still Monday in my part of the world when Sharon posted the third stitch for TAST 2012, the
feather stitch. This morning I knew I wanted to make a floral spray in
my altered book. I flipped through the pages to see which one had a matching background. This blue and green page got the same treatment as
the last sample I showed in yesterdays post. Without the gesso it was easy to stitch on it with an old embroidery needle. I used stranded floss and a shiny thread that feels like plastic. The flower in the center is origami made of teabags, I made it many years ago.

I used fly stitches, buttonhole stitches and straight stitches for the flowers.
This is so creative and neat. Love that you've designed and stitched this in a book! I'd love to try that sometime too :)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWhat a wonderful combination of your talents!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenIt's beautiful, I like it
BeantwoordenVerwijderenYou are so creative, Annet! I really like this.
BeantwoordenVerwijderensurprising the stitching on paper ! I like it so much !
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