I'm only going to show you two pieces today because they are each worthy of a long look and consideration.
The first one is the Red Lady Pirate sent in by Lori. I think she turned out (as Lori would say) EPIC. Lori had the foresight to send me some of the "treasures" to work with on the embellishment phase of the process.
I thought the doubloon was genius. What a great team we make! I don't know Lori very well, but I suspect
she's somewhat of a swashbuckling pirate lady herself.
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The next piece was stitched by Darlene. Around here we call her Darlene the Machine. This is just one of many masterpieces Darlene has sent our way. I wish you could see the intense detail on this piece. The iridescent touches are delicious. The crazy thing about this project is how generous Darlene is. This piece was a given as a gift to her friend Pam. Pam, you must be an extraordinary person to have someone bless you with such a gift.
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Happy Easter to all of you.
Jill
7 comments:
I am loving Lori's Pirate Lady! It's not a design I would choose to stitch, but OMG! Framed, & with the embellishments, it is magnificent!
They are both stunning.
Wow....the are both EPIC!
LOVE Lori's "Pirate Lady"....and adding the embellishments simply make this piece a masterpiece! And the snowman? ....exquisite! Such beautiful framing and matting, too, Jill!
These are two of the most exquisite pieces I have ever seen and with Jill's framing I am truly in awe of you amazing artist's. Thank you for sharing your talents.
I can't thank Jill enough for the fantastic job she did for me. The best thing about looking at it on line is going home and seeing my Pirate Lady hanging in my home. Jill, you will frame for me again, no doubt about it.
I forgot to say I am happy for you and your dogs.
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