Poor needle had to retire though (lol). Found a sturdier one in my case. Almost 2 skeins of black DMC floss. 2 skeins!for the black backstitch alone. I started with the green, sienna, brown, then the black. Then came the gold trimming, it kept shredding... still I persevered and was rewarded!
Each passing day I was satisfied, as I made peace with backstitch, one by one they popped out- her skirt, her face, her fan... now she's complete! A happy dance before the unveiling...
Here she is:
Some close-ups:
What to do next? Blog hopping time!
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« I think she has got mad » the apple guy should have day :O :O !! Can't say nothing else than OHMYGAWD, you have worked so fast ! You should bury your poor needle ans make a ceremony, it deserves it. Great work, can't wait to see your next project !
ReplyDeleteThank you! I might do some smaller projects after this though:) while eagerly waiting for your next Jazz Cafe post;)
DeleteOHHHHHHHHH my goodness! :)) what a treasure! she's SO beautiful, love her! I'm tempted to do her LOL but I think I have enough on haha I cant wait to see her framed, WELL DONE YOU!!
ReplyDeleteThank you. And you did such a wonderful job on the peacock, it looks so complicated to me! Perfection:)
DeleteWOW!!! She is stunning! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWow. Gorgeous! The backstitching really adds so much. Enjoy your happy dance!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm still dancing in my head;) Your beautiful dragon is almost done too, I'm waiting for that finish:)
DeleteWOW!!! OMG!!! She is absolutely fabulous!!! What a wonderful finish, well done you :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! All these comments inspire me to improve my stitching. Patience, patience:)
DeleteOh my, oh my, oh my, I'm speechless. Wow, now that is a finish! She is looking gorgeous, so beautiful. And all that backstitching was well worth it, all the little details on her dress just pop out. Great!!!!
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