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Funky beard, but OK |
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Undergown with medallions stitched in |
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I am not sure what to make of these medallions. They are cross-stitched with three strands of silk. Then you come back in and fill in the rest with basketweave. I will have to see the end result before I pass judgement. This man came with a stitch guide by Pat Thode and was purchased at The Needle Works in Austin, TX.
Hi Steph,
ReplyDeleteHe is coming out great. You are really stitching up a storm. You are making great progress on your stash.
Linda
I feel reenergized about the whole thing. Now if I could get a finish!
DeleteEverything looks beautiful. You truly are a professional stitcher
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing! I'll bet his gown ends up looking like a rich damask! I know you will let us see.
ReplyDeleteYou go, girl! You will be at the finish line before you know it :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, if the stars are beaded or very glitzy, having the medallions less prominent and on a background of basketweave makes sense. You should try a bit of all three areas and see what you think.
ReplyDeleteThe stars could be beaded. The guide calls for using the Kreinik ribbon and it was thick and yucky looking. I was thinking of beading or looking for a star sequin.
DeleteIt will be beautiful with whatever you decide needs to be stitched for the medallions. Love the rich jewel colors of the robes on these guys.
ReplyDeleteYou are whizzing through these. They look great. Is there a whole nativity of this series?
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