I've had so many stitchers tell me that they love to see the creative versions that everyone comes up with. In some ways it makes the decisions harder when it comes time to stitch your own, but I'm sure you can handle it.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Gold Medal Winner
Lori's version of Quaker Floral Puzzle is pure gold. Well, technically it's pure Whiskey, by Weeks Dye Works. She stitched this as a monochrome on 25 ct black lugana, 1 over 1. I think I'd need to be drinking whiskey to undertake over 1 on 25 count black, but Lori appears to have a natural knack with such things. Wow - that is elegant.
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Lori, it looks great! Wonderful job on this one.
ReplyDeleteI draw inspiration from everyone else's color choices.
This is beautiful!! I swore off black fabric 20 years ago but this is wonderful. With whiskey, readers, and a light box on my lap, who knows what I could do:)
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a stunning combination. I love to see the different combinations too - gets me thinking outside of my comfort zone. :0)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THAT!! I would never have thought to turn that into a mono, but it absolutely works! Very nicely done, Lori!
ReplyDeleteThat is stunning! Great job.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a pitcher of Margueritas over the Whiskey.
That is beautiful and congrats to her!
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The color contrast really does this design justice! Great job!!!
ReplyDeletestunning i loved the original but i believe i love this more, what a wonderful interpretation of the chart
ReplyDeletewow that it beautiful, what great stitching. I would need as lot of whiskey to attempt something like that though!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I think this design looks better stitched in monochrome. Congrats to Lori for a beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteI just love this! I bought this intending to do it as it was pictured but now I think I will do it as a monochrome also. Good job, Lori! Lynn in Carrollton (Texas)
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