Well I am not sure if it was thrilled but it certainly looked a lot better!!!!Apart from needing its beak straightening, I felt that it lacked a little something.
Having been inspired by MarmaladeRose on her blog, where she has used free machining to great effect on her felted pictures and raw applique, I decided this was the answer.
I like the result. And.... following MarmaladeRose's clever idea, I am showing you the wrong side of the pic so that you can see exactly where the stitching went.
I am hoping that, tomorrow, Wipso will help me with my dumfy bird tutorial as mentioned in my previous post. We will have a fun day Monday come what may!!!!!
Thanks for popping in - and thanks for the encouraging comments - they really help!
16 comments:
Oh wow gorgeous love the colours.
Christine x
That looks really fab. Looking forward to fun time tomorrow :-) A x
the stitching really makes a big difference.... this and the peacock are my favs....
Very artistic and well done, Twiglet. You are brilliant! Enjoy your Funday Monday!
Fabulous work - I am so in awe of your needleworks skills! Juliex
Encouraging comments? Any more of them and you'll be designing the next Bayeux tapestry.
Just gorgeous!
Looks really fabulous! suzie xxx
Ooh its beautiful! I like seeing the reverse side too as it shows such fine detail that may not be as apparent on the front.
Ooh, just beautiful!
Keryn x
The stitching really makes it into something extra special doesn't it - enhances it without the design getting lost. xx
wow that is super gorgeous I love it. What a difference that stitching has made..fab x
Helen x
I have blog candy!!
I love the definition the machine stitching has given it, it's fab :)
Anne xx
That looks great! Even the "wrong" side has something arty about it :)
wow - it really pops in the second picture... love it...
Paula x x x
Ooh Jo your humingbird is very beautiful. Looks super against the dark background.xx
OMGoodness....that is adorable. Thank you so much for the tut. I am wondering if this is an old skill and where it originated from. That is really something unique. TFS. ~Glen~
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