Recently I was browsing through a collection of owl photo's on Facebook and came across one that was the brightest blue. It looked as though someone has taken a paint brush to it but it was the real deal. So I figured that if nature can do bright blue owls then what's to stop me from stitching a bright pink one.
CASe this sketch have a lovely sketch this week and it's
CASe this sketch have a lovely sketch this week and it's
and here is my pink owl.
I doodled around the edge to complete.
I will also be entering this over at Addicted to cas where the cue is
as well as Always playing with paper where the challenge is
My layout inspiration came from this card
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| Source: Alley cat |
Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Paper: 80gsm in pink
Pentel fine liner
Thread: Pink: DMC 3396
All other brands and codes unknown
Pattern: By Tania
19 may
She is gorgeous,lovely card. Can you tell me where you got the pattern from please x
ReplyDeleteIt's from a book that I no longer have and can't remember the title of, sorry.
DeleteOh, how fabulous! Great take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteAmazing take on these challenges!! Your stitching is flawless! LOVE!!
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Patti
Your owl is magnificent, Glenda! I love all the texture you created with this design, and the pastel pink is just beautiful! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at ATSM!
ReplyDeleteFantastic embroidery! This is so unusual for cardmakers. Lovely idea to make a pink owl ;) Thank you so much for sharing your card with us at Addicted to CAS. - Sweet Kobylkin
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! Incredible idea and it looks fantastic! Thanks for playing along with us at The Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, I love it! Thank you for joining us for The Challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet, little, pink owl! Stunning needle work, love! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at The Challenge!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Absolutely stunning needlework. Thank you for playing along with ATCAS!
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