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There has been some progress on the landscape, namely the embroidered 'grasses' in front of the tractor, the addition of the birds and the little fox, and some snowflakes. DONE!!!
Introducing 'INSIDE, LOOKING OUT'
FOR SALE!Based on this photo by Dale Stewart,
and used with his always kind permission...
And here are a couple closeups so you can see the details...
That was fast! I hope it finds a good forever home.
ReplyDeleteThere wasn't as much in the way of hand embroidery on this one (at least if you don't count the sashiko stitching on the sky) so it went a little faster.
DeleteCutest little critters scattered about.
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across the little fox when I was hunting for something else in my stash and he wanted to be included so who was I to say no!
DeleteThanks for that link. I have been thinking about starting a skin care routine and those prices really are not too bad at all. Love the little fox.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
You're welcome! I've ordered from them before (they're the only ones who seem to have a hand sanitizer I can use without breaking out).
DeleteIt's fantastic Mary Anne - I love how you did the snow, with the varying lines and trapunto. Absolutely beautiful effects! The tiny pieced border is also delightful - a lot of work I should think, but so perfect here. Another beauty done!
ReplyDeleteThank you! The pieced border was hopefully showing the brick on the outside of the window. I'm not sure how successfully I managed to do the peeling wallpaper but hopefully it works.
DeleteOooh I love this one because it has snow! You've done it so well! xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Joy! I'm not a fan of real snow but don't mind playing with it in fabric.
DeleteI thought I had commented on this post some time ago but maybe I dreamt it...anyway, I really love how you did the snow(s).
ReplyDeleteI didn't see a previous comment Quinn so perhaps it's plugging the hole in the ozone layer?
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