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| I registered for Karen Ruanes "Buttons and more" class. And that is what I made up to now. Now I know that I should not, never, baste with colored thread. The band in the middle is needle woven with added buttonhole lace. A few French knots and spider web and to fill the space - some seed stitches. |
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| Again needle weaving with a triangle of buttonhole lace. Everything very small - my button will be 2,9 cm large. |
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| A large spider web in two colors on a piece of old, used linen. |
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| Another spider web - I started in the wrong way but the effect is not so bad. My first experiment. It looks somehow colorless - the whole thing is ecru. |
I love your blog. Lot's of great eye candy. You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteI like your experiments! Your last spiderweb is fun, it's a great variation! It looks like you stitched the beginning of it upside down, the effect is great. I like the 2-coloured one too.
ReplyDeleteThey all look great Anneliese, and I am sure you will approach this class with much enthusiasm. I love the last button, it is not WRONG, just different. It's not wrong to be different surely........LOL....... Happy stitching.
ReplyDeleteYou do like small things, don't you, Anneliese?:))
ReplyDeleteIt is a good way to try different stitches :)
Your buttons are coming along beautifully, and your stitching is very neat. I like that you have invented a new way of doing a spiderweb that is different from everyone else's.
ReplyDeleteDie ersten beiden sind schön perlig! Bin gespannt auf das Endprodukt in Knopfform! Toll!
ReplyDeleteDunja