Love the green lines, both of them! You are a color-blending master!!!! The seed stitch is exactly the right stitch to get the blended look, even though it does take a bit more time than back stitching.I also really like the shape and the simplicity of your BJP pieces for this year. Yay! Robin A.
This is the second in a series of green lines. For the grey background, I did a blend of three shades.
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Very cool! I am intrigued by the organic look of your background beads. What stitch or technique did you use?
Marty S
Crackpot Beader
The background - grey beads - are simply sewn on one bead at a time so as to create a sort of freeform look.
I love this - it looks so modern and clean. Love your choice of colors too.
Love the green lines, both of them! You are a color-blending master!!!! The seed stitch is exactly the right stitch to get the blended look, even though it does take a bit more time than back stitching.I also really like the shape and the simplicity of your BJP pieces for this year. Yay! Robin A.
I forgot to ask, have you read the book, "The Dot and the Line?" If not, see if you can find it... You'll see why!
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