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Charlotte needed a new outfit so I dug into my stash of my favorite fabrics and ribbons and made her a new skirt. She originally had on a skirt and shawl, so I will knit her a little red shawl to go with her fancy new dress.
I coudn't find a rick-rack wide enough for the big pillow cover I'm making. I decided to make some crochet shells instead.
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I snapped this work in progress with my cell phone thismorning. I like the light that was coming thru the window. It's almost an impressionist feeling. It's inspiring. Makes me want to take it in a whole new direction.
again, fully morphable, but this time, the texture is also blendable
i will replace this picture as soon as all dogs are finished, need more breeds ...
watch them morph breeds at inevitablecrafts.wordpress.com
You can see where I attempted to do a stem stitch on the leaf. I don't think I am doing it correctly, but I don't really know if I care. I think it looks ok. ;)
Pattern by annieoakleaves.
As you can see there is a lot of tedious, time-consuming work involved in gourd carving. Where it has been carved out, it has been sanded smooth by hand. Some of the gourd was carved with my dremmel and other, more intricate areas with my Xacto knife.
Will post the next progress shots either tomorrow (Easter Day) or Monday.
Have a wonderful Sunday and Happy Easter to all!
My latest work in progress is the Burnished Chintz quilt by Kaffe Fassett and Liza Prior as seen in the April Issue of The Quilt Life.
lieux, mémoires, abandons et solitudes
photographies de préparation pour un travail en cours avec mon ami, collaborateur et peintre, franck castex