The block itself is finished and just waiting for me to do the birds... I did add more bullion roses to the left side and embellished with a lot of beading which doesn't show up too well in the photo. I did manage to get in one nice seam across the bottom which defines the lower patch... I'm so glad I put the green lace on at the very beginning as I think works better than adding even more stitched foliage.
Since it was so heavily stitched it was a bit puckery and REALLY needed to be blocked... So I have it stretched and pinned and will leave it a couple days...
7/20/2011
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2 comments:
Absolutely breathtaking, Gerry. Can’t wait to see it with the birds on.
Hugs, Cathy
Thank you again for the advice on blocking. I have purchased the fusible knit and will be using it soon.
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