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Happy SPRINGY Sunday!
Sunday 16 March 2014
Sunday Snapshots
From photo to sketchbook to stitch, here is a single sketch from my Winter Solstice photo shoot. I don't usually sketch, but lately I have had more ideas to get out than my hands can keep up with. So pastels for now...
Happy SPRINGY Sunday!
Happy SPRINGY Sunday!
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3 comments:
Have you thread painted this one yet? It looks like a great prospect!
What gorgeous colours! It would be beautiful in fiber. There's just not enough time to do it all.
The sketch is beautiful in it's own right. I would love to see what you'd do with it, in fibre.
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