Kaleidoscope


 I printed one of my kaleidoscope photos on some silk a number of years ago.  I am now ready to stitch on it.  The silk is lightweight and fine so I have backed it with some cotton.  I learned from my last mistake.  Although stitching through just plain silk is lovely.  I have only added a few stitches so far.  The dark spot in the middle will definitely need some sparkle added!


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  1. QueeniepatchOctober 10, 2021 at 6:30 AM

    I understand you miss the feeling of stitching only through silk, but the added support of another layer of fabric will make the mandala last longer and carry more beads.

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