wonderful, grandiose plans,
BIG, super glorious plans.
My creative hat was on.
Ideas were coming fast and furious.
I could hardly contain myself. And then . . .
and then something happened.
It went from this . . .
It’s Spring!” from Madame la F’ee (here)
25 ct evenweave DMC cotton floss, Kreinik blending filament, beads
25 ct evenweave DMC cotton floss, Kreinik blending filament, beads
to this . . .
and I almost cried.
This is what I salvaged. I just couldn’t toss it aside. I love the design, the flowers, the colors, and most of all I love the bees.
This is what I salvaged. I just couldn’t toss it aside. I love the design, the flowers, the colors, and most of all I love the bees.
and the Moda fabric on the back.
Here’s another bee closeup -
I wanted that shiny, inky black color on the bees that only shiny, inky black beads can give so – I used - shiny, inky black seed beads on the bee bodies. I also wanted the wings to glitter so I used Kreinik blending filament.
I’ve learned to love my mistakes.
Or should I say - my creative misadventures!!
Oh Candace! What's wrong?? I love your finish!
ReplyDeleteThe beading and the way the flower and wing stand out....backing fabric! What's not to love!!
Beautiful finish:)
This little heart is too cute. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI think it's very sweet as is. But if you don't like the unfinished edges, you could try using some perle cotton and finishing with a blanket or buttonhole stitch around the edges.
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