I didn’t touch my embroidery for almost a week! But today I made some time to finish my
raised cup stitch sampler. First I added some purple and blue flowers next to the red and yellow one’s
I already made with perle 5.
Shirley added a lot of beads to the center of her flowers and that reminded me of the drizzle stitch. So I made some drizzle stitches in my flowers and then I decorated them with woven picot leaves.
My next raised cup flower is a daffodil. I made 2 rounds of stitches with perle 5 with a small French knot inside. For the petals I used the woven picot again.
I wanted to try a different yarn too, so I used an acrylic thread for these flowers.
After all those flowers I wanted to do something different. I used the raised cup stitch for the wheels of a car with a silver bead inside. The car is done with a padded satin stitch. My complete sampler is on
my Flickr-page.
My next raised cup flower is a daffodil. I made 2 rounds of stitches with perle 5 with a small French knot inside. For the petals I used the woven picot again.
I wanted to try a different yarn too, so I used an acrylic thread for these flowers.
After all those flowers I wanted to do something different. I used the raised cup stitch for the wheels of a car with a silver bead inside. The car is done with a padded satin stitch. My complete sampler is on my Flickr-page.
This stitch is part of the Take A Stitch Tuesday challenge at Pintangle.
woww ..all are very beautiful..very smart way of using the stitch for wheels..I like the yellow flower most..
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI love them all, especially the sheen on the daffodil - the car feels a little out of place ;p
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLove the daffodil Annet and the little car is gorgeous.
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