"Imagine Monet" 30"x 32"
Here's a peek at the back side. As you may recall the center panel and the four border pieces are constructed and quilted separately. They are connected with a wide zig-zag stitched seam. To cover up the stitching and to strengthen that join, I place a tube of fabric over it and hand-stitch it in place on both edges.A step off the beaten path to a fun and eclectic boutique. Shop for fashion forward footwear from a unique collection of original designs and brand names. A world of fashion for your feet. Quality combined with comfort, high fashion, vogue, chic, sexy and funky. Come to our store located at 369 E. Main St. Ashland, OR 97520, Shop Online Or Call 081515230266 (ABDULLAH ARIF
Friday, February 27, 2009
"Imagine Monet" Is Finally Finished
I thought it was finished ... and most of you considered it done, too. But then I began to wonder if I could soften the transition between the dark binding and the body. I tried a variety of yarns and this gray-green chenille is perfect.
It not only is a value transition, but a the fuzzy texture serves to soften the hard line.
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