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I think she looks good. I didn't do as well as I would have hoped on the face, but the flame turned out so well I had to take a close up on it.*
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The flames consist of 3 colors. Kinda nice, right? Took quite a while too. That's actually why I didn't finnish this for a long time. After I did the flames I put this aside for a few weeks.*
This next one is from the Sublime Stitching Craft Pad. At first I got to say that I thought it was very weird that I found myself wanting to embroider a freaking fairy. But then I told myself that the fairy was kinda pin-up-ish, so it was ok.
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This time I like how the facial features came out! And there's even orange there! Anyone who knows me knows that I HATE orange. But as an effort to try and tolerate it I started to use it in small amounts. First as one of 3 colors in the flames in reform school girl, and now in small amounts just by itself. I can live with it. I can. Maybe.
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Oh, oh I did a little knitting too. I knitted this cute little pink cabled purse for "fill a purse swap".
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It's knitted with Novita's Samos yarn. And I made up the pattern as I went along. Oh, and the best part: my swap partner really liked it.
5 comments:
Great projects, I especially love the reform school girl!
I love the reform school girl! Mitch O'Connell is so amazing and you did his work justice!
You did such a wonderful job on all of these... you have even inspired me to do the fairy from the craft pad.... I'm not much of a fairy fan but the way you did it makes her sssoo cute!
your reform school girl is the best ive seen.. i love it!
yup, i definitely like yours a lot better than mine! you did an awesome job!
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