They photo colors are odd. It's hard to photograph white. I'll post better photos once I'm done all the stitching and the piece gets cleaned up. This is taking longer than I expected, but the added stitches are so worth it.
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| Rosehips in November. |
Linking to WIP Wednesday at The Needle & Thread Network. : )
19 comments:
You know, every time I see a new piece you have finished, I think you can't possibly top it...and then you do! Amazing. I love this one. So quintessentially prairie. ps no crocuses yet ;)
Oh wow, that's beautiful!
simply beautiful! and patti has got it right on - each on more amazing than the last...
cheers
molly
oh, my! I luv the whites, creams, browns, but the pops of rose hips! YES!
As you know, those details are very important. Looks fantastic! I wish I had your patience with hand stitching :-).
I love this one - so beautiful. What is its fate?
A beautiful piece of work...absolutely wonderful:)
You really do beautiful work, Monika. I am so looking forward to seeing this when it's done!
Gorgeous, Monika! How big is this piece?
Lovely! Those rosehips look so real.
Love the way your photos show the close up stitching... almost like I hold the piece in my hand and inspect my own stitches!
Striking Monika....like being right there...
Beautiful - the picture made me think of my rose hips under the snow before I read the caption.
So pretty, Monkia. I feel like I say the same thing every time I come by, but it's true. Everything you make is "so pretty". :)
It's looking so pretty, Monika!
That is just beautiful!
The hand stitches really do make such a difference. Beautiful!
Monika, a tip, if you can use it. I have found that whites are hard to photograph, too. Flowers, snow, whatever. I find if I shoot on a cloudy day, outside, with my camera set to sports mode, I get the best colour. Otherwise, indoors in a sunny room, has lots of light, but with your subject not in the sunlight, also works. I think it is the natural light that makes it work, as indoor lights change the colour too much. Hope this helps you out.
I must have read this post back when you posted it, but I'm here via a "you might also like" click. I don't remember this but I sure love it now! The white stitching on the white fabric is SO effective. Just lovely!!
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