I really liked this stitch, stars, butterflies and little people were a few things I made out of it. Done in silk on doctors flannel ( how did it get its name?) backed onto felt.
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3 comments:
Your sample looks great Penny - I like all the different angles that you managed to get and I can see lots of little people jumping for joy.
Nice work with the sheaf stitches. I love the colors in the thread, too.
what a nice sample, lots of interesting angles to the stitch
neki desu
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