lights and darks
in-betweens and reds
fat yarn stitches like thick paint brushes
I can't wait to tell you the story behind this one! : ) You'll have to wait until the big finish.
Happy Sunday!
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5 comments:
I love what you're doing here. The combination of the different greens and hints of red, with the big stitches makes for a very interesting landscape. Looking forward to progress reports.
Beautiful! Again your patience with infinite repetitive stitches is wonderful. The texture and colors are lovely. I like the 'paint stroke' similarity. Working In fiber is so special.
I love your hoop and how your thread is hanging beside it. How is the hoop situated? It looks like a good height for your to sit and stitch...? Could you possible share a photo of your setup for these larger pieces? Would love to see more of the new studio!
: ) I guess...
my studio looks like a spaghetti factory blew up in it. : )
Lovely! xx
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