This is so beautiful, particularly the last picture. Large IS powerful, particularly with the white stitching. I don't think I will ever tire of what can be done with this simple stitch. Lovely!
Agreed. The humble single stitch, or running stitch or whatever it is called. Finding my voice by using these simple stitches is akin to Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz finally learning that home was always with her with a click of her ruby red slippers.
Happy to share! It is the yarn sold by Beautiful Silks in A.U. http://www.beautifulsilks.com/cubecart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=204 Yarn #5. 70% wool/30% cotton. Comes in a hank with 4 strands. I separate the threads and use 1 or more as I stitch.
Part of me wants to say that "its finished", and part of me wants to say "keep going"! Its an incredibly beautiful piece! And yes, I love the toes peeking in :-)
Beautiful...! So spontaneous like pencil drawn lines...! I find it so interesting that overlapping lines created sense of space. Some horizontal lines seem behind the vertical lines and some others front of them. Thank you for sharing, love your works!
Beautiful. I love the scale.
ReplyDeleteI want to work in both large and small scale. I think the large scale is more powerful.
DeleteThis is so beautiful, particularly the last picture. Large IS powerful, particularly with the white stitching. I don't think I will ever tire of what can be done with this simple stitch. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteAgreed. The humble single stitch, or running stitch or whatever it is called. Finding my voice by using these simple stitches is akin to Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz finally learning that home was always with her with a click of her ruby red slippers.
Deletelove the red polished toes that give a sense of scale
ReplyDeleteHeh...
Deleteso stunning. it is the simplicity that has such impact. would it be too nosy to ask what thread you use? thank you
ReplyDeleteHappy to share!
DeleteIt is the yarn sold by Beautiful Silks in A.U. http://www.beautifulsilks.com/cubecart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=204
Yarn #5. 70% wool/30% cotton.
Comes in a hank with 4 strands. I separate the threads and use 1 or more as I stitch.
thank you...intrigued. cheers
DeletePart of me wants to say that "its finished", and part of me wants to say "keep going"! Its an incredibly beautiful piece! And yes, I love the toes peeking in :-)
ReplyDeletePerhaps a few more stitches and it will be done. Let's see what the linen-muse says.
Deleteps. My niece owns a salon and gave me a free mani/pedi as barter for graphic design work I did.
a strong piece. fun toes, too. giggle.
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ReplyDeletelike flying over spring rich fields
I too love the touches of red...
xox - eb.
You're working with one of my all time favorite color combos - black, white and red. Ha! Couldn't resist. Stunning work!
ReplyDeletebrilliant. i gasped with the last photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I hope you got a nice full breath of air :).
DeleteBeautiful...! So spontaneous like pencil drawn lines...!
ReplyDeleteI find it so interesting that overlapping lines created sense of space. Some horizontal lines seem behind the vertical lines and some others front of them. Thank you for sharing, love your works!
Masterful use of line.
ReplyDeleteWonderful lines and stitches. And I love the glimpsemofmyour feet.
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