Here are some additional pictures of my finished Mirabilia Scent of Old Roses. This is stitched on
Crafty Kitten's Dragon Forest Evenweave on a 32 count.
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I did change one of the beads - I wasn't fond of a honey coloured bead and I replaced it with the pearly coloured bead. |
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Details of the skirt. |
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Suri's pretty face. |
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More bead work details. |
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This is a bit blurry - but I wanted to show these details - yup, I learned to Lazy Dazy stitch! |
I named her Suri. She took about 5 weeks - It may seem fast, but she is a much smaller pattern than Christmas Flourishes. I actually stitched her on a fat eigth with slightly less than 2 inches all around - but you have to use 32 count to do this!
She looks absolutely beautiful on this fabric. I don't understand the fabric choice on the model picture.
ReplyDeleteI'm also stitching her. I started to stitch her on.. 2006/7 and after years I finally started to stitch her again. Should take pics and update my blog :)