Work in Progress Wednesday


Not particularly spectacular results.  Maybe not even interesting but the landscape pieces have potential and could be improved upon with stitching.  Considering how much experience with paint I have, you would assume I could have produced something better.  I tried to enjoy the process but in reality I have done these exercises many times and not terribly excited to do them again.  There is still one section left to do of this module of the dyeing workshop.  Possibly I will find time to do it today or tomorrow.
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Laurel's Stitches said…
There is definitely potential in your dyeing. I'm sure you'll figure out something amazing to make.

Thanks for posting to TN&TN!
July 2, 2015 at 4:59 PM
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