After our busy day yesterday I have been taking things easier today with a little hand sewing and a visit to an old friend. When I got back from seeing my friend, look what was waiting for me........
I received this beautiful needle felted landscape (6"x6") from Annette as part of a three person swap at Machine Embroidery_Machine Felting_FME/UK . Isn't it beautiful? I am really excited because I got one with the sheep on! It is based on the countryside close to where Annette lives in the North of England.
This is a detail of the delightful trees which have been machine embroidered and the sheep and heather on the hillside which are hand stitching.
Annette has made a lovely job of finishing off the landscape with a fabric backing and detailed label.
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This lovely little landscape is too good to hide away so I will find a way of displaying it. I have to make myself a landscape similar to the one I have sent Annette so I may display all the landscapes from this swap together, maybe as a wall hanging. You have already seen the landscape I have sent Annette here. I have almost finished the one I will be sending to the third person in this swap, so then there's just mine to do.
8 comments:
Wow - you've been busy this week!! I've just read your previous posts - lovely pastels, great photos and your workshop sounds fab!!
I love Annette's landscape too. It would look lovely in a box frame.
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WOW that is lovely...lucky you
That's amazing! I like the littol sheeps! That is very clever! I bet she sewd a bear in behind the trees, too.
What a nice blog. I can sea you've got an eye for beautiful things. I also like the photo's you make. Just as you, I like stepping outside and enjoy all I see there: nature, little things, the weather....
Corryna
I saw that on Annette's blog and loved it there - you are lucky to have it!
Oh, this is beautiful Julie! I can see why you love it so!! Such gorgeous details too.
Hi Corryna! Thank you for visiting my blog. I'm glad you like it :)) it's a bit of a mixture!
Wow that's beautiful. Lucky you!
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