You can see below I did freemotion stitch the bottles and stem. I used french knots for the seeds of the flower. I placed a sheer to the right and stitched. I had a bit of trouble with my tension as you can see, however I like the way this turned out. I placed it on card stock and it is now ready to be sent to my brother. :)I am posting this on OTWF. Check out others inspirations!
http://ninamariesayre.blogspot.com/2013/02/a-plan-is-established-off-wall-friday.html
What inspires you?
Stopped by from Nina Marie's. This is a lovely interpretation and I really like the yellow lines to the left. This would make a beautiful large piece as well.
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This came out so nice.
ReplyDeleteHi Marti. Judith and I (Beth) the creators of "And then we set it on fire", were wondering if we knew you. I live in Searsport and Judith lives in Belgrade lakes?? I have a comment form with which you can contact me on sewsewart.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful - I love how you captured that flower !
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ReplyDeleteWhat a simple and elegant image, done beautifully with your stitching. I'm drawn to images of natured, and this is a lovely example of that!
ReplyDeletewow - what a nice keepsake this will make! It just shows the power of line - so pretty and simple but yet really makes you want to touch it!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found Nina Marie and in turn found these other talented ladies. Love your card to quilt art. Inspiration is everywhere and to really "see" what is around you is a talent.
ReplyDeleteThanks all for your comments. Right now I a large amount of inspiration stored, but no time to let it out and I'm sure I am not the only one in this position!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great interpretation, simple and elegant!
ReplyDeletesinging and painting and arranging bits of fabrics and sunsets and gardening and preparing/slicing veggies for a meal....inspire me.thank you for stopping by.Sonja
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