I however love them
at a distance.
This one I've made with a flat glass bead a random crystal from the odds bin and some flat braid Krenik
The little Birdie was made on felt with 12" twist for the chest and belly, 3 strands of variegated floss for the rest and another random bead from the bin
I've been learning to fold ribbon so you all will be seeing it a lot more from now on.
Its a good skill to learn and helps frame a centerpiece or fill in odd corners
I love how the flowers turned out here I used a reverse Japanese stitch, where as you would normally poke into the fabric from the front to make petals or leaves
This one pokes in from behind and then folds over a needle or stiletto and then goes into the fabric, sort of like bending over backwards.
It gives the petals a nice little pouf
Here is a happy fimo bee I saved from something Years ago, I so happy to finally have found him a home.
The cats destroyed yet another toy now there are plum colored feathers all over the house
I wove one into the butterflies framing the center picture.
You'd be amazed what you can find on a CQ piece!
and here she is all together
The white flowers are yet more refugees from the random bin.
All in all I expected to have more angst and trouble getting back on the horse but this block went together pretty fast
Very pretty. Love the colours you have used :)
ReplyDeleteLovely. I have too many things I like to do...bouncing from this to that. CQ is put aside for right now and I am working on my first quilt. I think that leaves my finished CQ blocks in the UFO column...or do finished blocks count as Finished and NOT a UFO? lol.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
xx, Carol
Lovely! Love the butterfly trim!
ReplyDelete