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Schrödinger's cat walks into a bar. And doesn't.
A joke by science comedian Brian Malow
DMC 403 & 304 on 14-count lurex Aida
Sorry about the quality of the picture. The lurex shines and shines...
My wife was fond of sewing; this is the last piece she worked on. After she died my daughter finished it.
The Challenge Friday group has chosen Weave for Week 30.
A quote about opera from the Terry Pratchett book Maskerade. The quote is not exact to what's in the book, as I only listen to the book on tape and got this quote online and couldn't check it against the original text.
blogged: workthatneedle.blogspot.com/2011/07/apologies-for-absence...
Project Blogged @ Eglantine Stitchery, including complete materials list and close-up photos!
This is my variation - with added beads and filling stitches in metallic silver thread - on a beautiful free design by WyrdByrd designer Jeanne Dansby. The pattern is "September Snowflake", part of her Blackwork Smalls series (scroll about halfway down on the page for the pattern). I stitched this after Christmas, and am now working on turning it into an ornament for the holidays next year!
This is the piece I sent to Meagan Ileana for the Phat Quarter swap. I wasn't sure what to do with the anatomy theme, so I surfed the web for inspiration. I found this at pornokrates in which a man refers to his package as a "ruthless organ." Couldn't ask for much more inspiration than that.
Blackwork-ish embroidery of Seattle's skyline from SAM's Olympic Sculpture Park. (central red section is a sculpture called Eagle by Calder).
You might be able to just about make out the clouds in the skyline - it shows up better in real life than on the photo.
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Blackwork sampler work-in-progress, before adding gold & silver embellishment. For 'Stitch and Surface' class.
A detail of the shaded blackwork sampler. Each column uses the same method, the first row horizontally, the second diagonally.
Blogged about here: backstitch.wordpress.com/2008/09/04/blackwork-shading-sam...