Palestrina stitch é o desafio TAST 2012 da semana. Nunca tinha trabalhado com ele e confesso que eu tinha um pré-conceito nada bom, mas tenho que reconhecer que eu estava errado: o Palestrina é muito versátil e fácil de executar. Veja o vídeo de Mary Corbet.
Estágio Atual: recortei a organza e adicionei running stitch. Ainda in progress e cantando Under the sea.
You are a wonderful artist Luiz,
ResponderExcluirFantastic !!
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chris richards
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Thank you, Chris!
ExcluirI love palestrina stitch, with it's raised centre and the "arms' that can be short or long. So versatile. Love your seahorses Luiz
ResponderExcluirThank you, Marta!
ExcluirGreta fun; love the faces!
ResponderExcluirQueenie, thanks ;)
Excluirsensational~!
ResponderExcluir:-)
libbyQ
LibbyQ, thank you very much!
ExcluirBeautiful! Like Chris said you are an amazing artist Luiz.
ResponderExcluirAnita, thank you ;)
ExcluirSuch beautiful, fun pictures.
ResponderExcluirValerieL, thank you!
ExcluirI like your funny seahorses, especially the one you have named Freddy, cause of his name ;)
ResponderExcluirTank you very much! I loved his name too kkk
ExcluirMuito bom Luiz, o efeito deve ter ficado demais!
ResponderExcluirSonia, obrigado pelo carinho ;)
ExcluirAnnet, thank you very much!
ResponderExcluirlol! I loved the seahorse on SF, and now came by to see more shots! Oh - your stitching makes me smile :) really - it does, and I am singing Under the Sea too :D
ResponderExcluirVery wonderfully stitched seahorses! Thanks for the link to Mary Corbet"s video.
ResponderExcluirLuiz so many sea horses and all with their own character, love your creativity and your beautiful stitching
ResponderExcluireu gostei do ponto, e do modo que vc usou!
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