i have been taking a class in ethiopian embroidery at the portland fiber gallery. the stitches we have been using are all chain stitch. i have never made my embroidery this beautiful or meticulous. look - even the backs are neat! i love learning someone else's technique as if i am a beginner.
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Mom, these are BEEEUUUTIFUL! I LOOVE them!! Gosh, you're learning soo much. I can't wait to hear all about ur class. LUBU!
thanks for the sweet comments. i had a great teacher who helped me to think in a different way. plus, i was working with materials i had never used before, which made my style different. love that open-mindedness, when i can do it.
taz - working on the tagging. it's my first tag. stay tuned.
6 comments:
Mom, these are BEEEUUUTIFUL! I LOOVE them!! Gosh, you're learning soo much. I can't wait to hear all about ur class. LUBU!
Wow that's some impressive work ;)
Just to let you know I've tagged you :o http://cutitandpinit.blogspot.com/
Those are gorgeous!
Wow... Those are tidy BACKSIDES! I am WAY impressed!! I am never ever ever ever EVER going to blog my backsides... LOL!
; )
I love how your embroidery can go from whimsical to traditional without... well... MiSsInG a sTiTch!
: )
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thanks for the sweet comments. i had a great teacher who helped me to think in a different way. plus, i was working with materials i had never used before, which made my style different. love that open-mindedness, when i can do it.
taz - working on the tagging. it's my first tag. stay tuned.
This is gorgeous, Maggie! I love the colors you're using, and that chain stitch gives everything a beautiful texture!
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