I started out with a thought in mind and stitched this for TAST:
I used stem stitch to outline all the boxes, and to fill in a few.
the leaves are detached chain stitch, and I also used a line of french knots in the lower right.
Stem stitch is one I tend to use often.
Hope you've been having fun stitching.
That's it for this week..........what with Easter House guests, I've fallen behind. Next week I hope to have my CQJP update, as well as my Chikan Embroidery. Happy stitching.
Hugs from Suz
15 comments:
Well, you got downright creative. You're making me look bad (giggle). I like what you have done!
Fun!
giggle......I had fun. Couldn't make you look bad if I tried!
Yes, it was! Took quite a while, though......
At least you made an effort! and a good one too.
I like it! Very colorful and cheerful....I like colorful and cheerful.
It is said that change s as good as a rest. Your stitching reminds me of one of those glass mobiles which can be hung in a window to catch the light.
Love the little boxes and the way you've used the stem stitch!
What a fun modern piece. The little vine is a nice contrast to the angles in the squares.
The blocky background makes me think of Mondrian. :)
I like the way you used a stem stitch vine to contrast with the blocky angles. Now it makes me think of a Japanese garden trellis. :)
Thanks everyone for your comments. It's nice to get feedback from you--lots of different ideas and suggestions. It's great!
Aha... You went abstract for this one. I like abstract very much, and I love your piece.
Nice design quality happening here. Great work Suz.
I really like that! It didn't occur to me to do something so creative.
Thank you, Cy! I'm beaming.
Thanks CQ4Fun. I just kind of happened. I'm glad you like it.
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