
And the after photo:

I used one crochet-edged linen doily as an embellishment, cutting it a little off the center line and adding one part to the left and one to the right. The ribbon rose in the upper left is a spider web rose; that's the first time I'd ever done one. I was teaching that technique at a class that night and thought I'd better have one under my belt before then!
I love the meandering gimp trim. This is some that I dyed myself. The dragonfly lace motifs are also hand-dyed. But I really love the fabrics in this block. All the fabrics used are either from donated wedding gowns or from fabric that could be used for wedding gowns.
5 comments:
Absolutely beautiful, Janet. As always, your stitching is exquisite. Hugs, Cathy
This is GO-A-JUS! Your stitching is always so neat & tidy. Good job Miss Janet! Debbie (Maine)
Wonderful block Janet! T like the pastels so much better than jewel tones on these fabrics!
Hugs,
Kerry
Such amazingly beautiful work, I enlarged the picture and could look for hours.
All wonderful i really enjoyed my stay here and wish to come back again... loved all the stuff
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