Slow Stitching Sunday


 I have started yet another mandala.  I believe I won't be using any beads on this one but I may change my mind.  Sparkling threads can be just a good as beads.  The base fabric is purple but the photograph looks rather muddy.  I am enjoying figuring out the right stitch to do next.  There are so many potentials.  The same could be said of my thread choices.  I love going through my massive stash of thread.  All the colours make me as happy as a kid in a candy store.

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Comments

  1. Funny how the background looks grey... but it is a great background for these lovely stitches!

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  2. Great startfor a beautiful mandala.
    Happy slow stitching!

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  3. That's such a pretty start! Will you just keep adding stitches in a circle until you feel it's finished? I haven't tried stitching something like that, but I would love to!

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  4. The background appears gray on my PC, but it looks beautiful anyway! Happy stitching!

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  5. This newest Mandala is pretty, Angela. So many lovely threads stitched in lovely, detailed patterns. The pink circle in the centre is fascinating. What stitch is this one?

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  6. This is beautiful. I love purple.

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  7. You're right, the metallic thread is as appealing as beads.
    You have also chosen the perfect stitches to go round the circle. It's really beautiful.

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  8. The metallic threads give your Mandela just the right amount of sparkle

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