I've spent as much time as possible this past week stitching my entry for the Carrefour challenge "Imagine". It's taking forever. And it is an odd mixture of stupid repetition - stitching, stitching, stitching, and yet more stitching (hey, had I not said that I would never do thread painting, because it's not for me? so why am I doing this?) - yet requiring my full attention, otherwise I will have to take out stitches in the end because I ran over the boundary lines of the letters.
But I am nearing completion of the stitching of the top.
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Transfer of letters onto fabric via watersoluble foil |
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A selection of threads used for stitching the letters |
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View from the back |
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Outlined letters - the choice of thread colour turned out slightly unfortunate. Wouldn't use this one again for this purpose. |
And that's well enough - I have to return the machine embroidery frame, which I borrowed from Barbara, before the end of the week. Learned a lot about lettering in this process...
Looks very interesting; unfortunately at this time I'm gonna be in Maine and can't see the show in France. Hope you show some Pictures on your blogs...
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