Oh no, I am beginning to find this bead embroidery a little addictive. I just want to keep adding more and more beads, but I am coming to a point where I think I am in danger of over doing it. That is another aspect of design that I find difficult, when is a piece finished?
I filled the petals and leaves with seed beads using a stitch that, in embroidery, I know as seeding, I don't know if it is called the same in bead embroidery. I like the way that it fills the shapes without making them overly heavy. I also like the way the beads sparkle when they are randomly scattered in differing directions.
Happy Stitching
Sunday, 14 October 2007
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2 comments:
This is quite beautiful. The colors are peaceful and loving, and the beading is so wonderfully delicate in appearance.
The beading will be done when YOU think it is done . . . or, when the beads tell you it is done!
Keep on enjoying the process!
Kathy V in NM
I sympathise! Deciding when a project is really finished and embellished to the optimum level is really hard. I think learning that skill makes the difference between an average person interested in textiles and a real artist, or what do you say?
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