Graffiti class. It now has a blue backing, which was nearly fleece but then I found quite a heavy suiting material which feels like wool but is a polyester blend.
I have just bought some jewellery as presents from an Etsy seller in Holland. I can’t tell you more about it as I don’t want to spoil the Christmas surprise for the recipients, but I want to tell you that not only is it unique and lovely, but also thoughtfully and beautifully packaged. I found out about http://www.etsy.com/shop/jmsstudio from another blog but can’t unfortunately remember whose.
If I have not got back to new followers or people who kindly left comments it is most likely down to the vagaries of Blogger.
Love how this is developing. I'm especially crazy about your circles at the top.
ReplyDeleteI am lovng this free wheeling piece as it develops. The tying just adds dimension. xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteThis is a great piece--so free-wheeling. Very exciting. Love the free-motion stitching. I can see how the problem would be when to stop.
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nadia
Yes me too really enjoying these images ...bought a book by Alisha Burke its got some good projects in it ...that was after you recommended her so thanks ...x
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, if I made a quilt I'd definitely tie it, if I wasn't glueing it...wonderful colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics! Very eye catching, and great free motion embroidery.
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