Dragonfly for Sampler
The Dragonfly for the Country Garden Sampler is finished - and I am rather happy with it. Glad I persisted and pulled off the two wings I thought were too big. Then I followed Jenny's size - when all else fails - follow the instructions!
The awfully big version is HERE.
This is this little chap in context - he is bottom left in this picture. Although I do have to say - I think this one is more of a damselfly than a dragonfly.
I used my system of making dragonfly wings for this one, and not Jenny's.
So now there is only the Fuschia, a bit of Wisteria, and that dratted Cricket. (Have I said that before).
Oh, Yes - I need to find a stick to sew to the bird's nest, too. And slip my signature in there somewhere.
And that is it - the end is nigh.
posted by Linda at 7:34 am
2 Comments:
Hi Chloe,
Happy New Year! Your work is very beautiful and I love all the details and the beading as well. I love the detailed picture of the dragonfly's wings.
I am not very sure I am joining Sharon's class this time but will certainly try it sometime later this year.
Have fun.
Hugs........heera
Linda, this is looking great. Would you liek to take a look at my latest blog entry about science and nature-based embroidery -- I'd love it if you'd add a link to this project in the comments.
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