oyster stitches...these are lovely to work with, and I am so thankful that I can keep learning new stitches thanks to Sharon at pintangle, and Take a Stitch Tuesday.
I worked these in pearl cotton 8, 5, cotton floss and cotton broder.....
...and added some bullion knots here and there...as I stitched, I kept thinking of how the oyster - a living organism - creates a gem - pearls- by way of irritation...and am reminded of matthew 13:45-46
God's creation is so wonderful! and His salvation by grace through faith in Lord Jesus Christ...He is the Only Way, the truth and the life
your sample is so cute. very neat and beautiful work
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ReplyDeleteThe colours give this a crispness and the combination of the stitch works so well.
ReplyDeleteI love your design! This combination of stitches is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of your sample, the bullion stitches and the oyster stitches are wonderful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Jennifer!! <3
ReplyDeleteneat and perfect stitching!the design is sooooo good with nice color combo..
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sample, your bullions are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet and lacy. Love the lightness of the colors!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I really like the texture of your raised bullion stitches with the oyster stitches. Also love the color combination.
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ReplyDeletecongrats for highlighting your sample in 1st place by sharon..keep going..really you deserve it..here is it..
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Congrats Kippy...Iam so happy you got 1st place in oyster stitch by sharonb..You deserve it !!!!your sampler is so beautiful !!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully stitched and very creative! Your oyster stitches and bullions look superbly done.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I love those bullion knots, they look so organic and the colours really work.
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting on my oyster stitch. I draw the pattern (free hand) first on fabric and then do the stitching.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful.The colors are sober and looks great..I am planning to do an embroidery in lazy daisy stitch. But now thinking of doing oyster stich instead of that..I will try it out and post it.. Good that I saw your blog..Will go through it fully this weekend and get back to you.
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