First I did a stump work Ladybug. It turned out just o.k. in my opinion, I think I will need more practice with that part. I also did a bug, kind of like a stink bug that is in black stump work. I then made a part stump work dragonfly the middle is stump work I had trouble with my double layered organza wings, so I used my sewing machine to stitch around the wings in Gold Rayon thread to hold them down. I then added some vines and 7mm and 4mm scrunched ribbon flowers.See the photo below ( I added a second photo showing the 3D part of the flower.)


Then I did a second motif with a spider web made from petite treasure braid. I added a spider that I found the instruction in the book called Beading Basics 30 Embellishing Techniques for Quilters by Mary Stori. It was under the arching section and was called a garden spider. I also followed the instruction to make bullion roses from the book Embroidered Bags and Purses by Country Bumpkin. I added those to the top of the spider web area. This is my first time making this type of rose. See photo below:

Last but not least I added BAS #30 ( build a seam) to the block. This week it was meandering ribbon. I usually use silk ribbon but had a pretty variegated ribbon that matched the block better.
Here it is:

So that is it!! I sure hope she likes it.

4 comments:
Beautiful Ann. Your spiders are awesome! And so are your bullions , and stumpwork. Your to hard on yourself!
Your work is exceptional!! I want to be like you when I grow up!! Thanks for sharing your lovely work.
I love your work and I am just starting to look into crazy quilting. Could you tell me what kind of tins you use to cover and where you get them. Thank you.
I love your bullion roses you are talented
Melisa
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