I have still been working on my very large textile hanging this week, adding small hand stitches all over the embellished wool and silk.
I like to keep coming back to it between my smaller projects, the hand stitching is slow but relaxing.
Another piece to add to my altered book is this stitched Clarice Cliff pot, I'm not sure yet how it will all fit together with my lady and vintage fabric, I will keep experimenting.
I nearly forgot to say thank you to Julie at http://mixedmedia-jem.blogspot.com/ for some lovely cards, which I won in her give away.
17 comments:
Your work is amazing. I love it. I'm just getting into slow stitching. have you heard of Spiritcloth/ I think you will like it there.
http://spiritcloth.typepad.com/spirit_cloth/
So many beautiful works!!!!! Like them
All lovely work. Have fun putting the book together.
I love how your textile hanging is coming on xx
Your work is outstanding - I LOVE the HEADER picture -- you are very talented. Shirley Paterson
Gorgeous.....
I really like the pot.
I would love to sit quietly in the corner and watch you create these gorgeous things. They are so beautiful.
Love, love, love the Clarice Cliff pot. The colours are so vibrant and the vintage lady is very stylish. Interesting to see you working on something a little bit different. Can't wait to see it all put together.
Beautiful art! Love the textures and colors.
Beautiful as always. I really LOVE the still life piece...that base looks amazing!
Jacky.
Love that little jug--the perfect shape.
These are interesting things! I especially like the last picture, its like I want to be there to look at the piece in detail.
The large piece is looking stunning already and the deco pot for your 20s theme!
Oh, I love the little jug! If I had known that you were going to the Spring fair we could have had a cuppa! maybe next time.
Hello from Michigan, Your new stitching for your alter book. I look forward to seeing it completed. Your art is always inspirational. Hugs Judy
Your work is always beautiful and your blog always a joy to visit. Slow stitching by hand is such a pleasure isn't it. Although it takes longer, it brings quiet time to think and plan and put the world to rights! I've just got back from holiday and catching up. I managed some hand stitching while I was away and found it so therapeutic. When I've got some of my challenges out of the way I want to do more hand stitching ...
Have a love week Kayla
Carolyn ♥
ps. I'm having a giveaway on my blog ... ends on Valentine's Day!
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