After embroidering the
wing, I couldn’t decide whether to embroider the tail of the peacock or the
flowers.Since the tail will take longer to stitch, I thought it would be better
to start work on the flowers and leaves.
I made the flowers and leaves using this technique.Since they’re so tiny, only 1 strand
of pearl cotton no:8 was needed.
Although I followed the pattern and embroidered
6 petals for most of the flowers, I feel 5 petals should be enough (6 petals
look so crowded for this technique).
To view completed project, please click here.
What a lovely use of the buttonhole stitch !
ReplyDeletePretty flowers! But I like the leaves than flowers :).Looking forward to see more...
ReplyDeletewow good idea using B.hole stitch!i went thru all pages and like your tutorials so much..im also an embroidery lover..hope i can learn more from you..thanks for visiting my blog..iam a follwer of you now onwards..
ReplyDeleteamazing , amazing....
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful flower,made with buttonhole stitch.
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