There were lots of tiny stitches added to my butterfly project this weekend…
I was hoping to have finished all the red veining, but as you can see didn’t quite make it. However, I am pleased, because those stitches are SUPER tiny, the fabric is VERY dark, and I didn’t have to rip anything back at all!
I am looking forward to moving onto another colour soon – but that’s for next weekend.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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That is a lot of stitches for one weekend! Those broken line stitches make me crazy to stitch but they look so pretty.
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It would be a stunning piece even with just the outlining done.
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I agree with Dee. It would be absoutely beautiful if you just left it the way it is, well, finishing the outlining of course.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Butterflies are beautiful creatures even on black Aida cloth. This piece is going to be stunning.
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Very impressive and very beautiful!!!
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It takes fortitude to work on such tiny things!
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Very pretty! I bet you have to have good light!
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Excellent progress on the stitching!
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