yesterday afternoon I finished the beading on this bracelet and spread the goo on the back that seals all of the stitching
when I get back to it I will be cutting it out of the backing and working on creating the "sandwich" of bead work, plastic, metal cuff form and leather that makes the final piece
this is actually the second piece I've created in a month that fits the theme of the latest beading challenge -- and I think this is the piece that I will actually enter -- I just think it will do better in the voting
this one is an up too
I'm getting very close to finishing the upholstery of the chair I've been working on, and one of the things that was needed was a pillow
ta da! the back of it is the same deep burgundy as the center of the flowers on the front
looking good!
and the chair is down to needing the final fabric across the bottom and the decorative braid and tacks around the lower edge
should get this finished this week
this one, however, is a down
I like the moon (in fact, it came out way better than I thought it would), and the way I added the ring around the moon worked well too
the snow at the bottom is good
there to the right of center is the beginning of a tree, but here is where things start to get difficult
for one thing, hand embroidering that tree and the two others that were planned in the original drawing will take a very long time, and I can tell already may cause a problem with puckering the whole center area of the piece
secondly, the layer of organza over the top is too reflective -- I was looking for that sort of hazy, glow-y look you get on the night of a big full moon, but this is just not quite it
so I'll probably be picking out all of the embroidery then I'll need to think about how else I can get the look I want it to have
more up
finished another hat -- this one has some interesting patterns that just "happen" when you use combinations of yarn together
I started working on the mittens to go with this hat last night
this bird house sits in the corner of the fence around my patio
during the last snow storm, this little "snow cave" formed around it
I love the look of this! (now, how can I do that in fiber?)
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