Stitching on the Rio Grande

This blog is dedicated to the use of stitchers along the eastern Rio Grande Valley. We invite you to discuss your projects, ask questions, compare progress, announce new opportunities, and post your photos. Above all this should be a way to communicate and have fun.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013


I am making progress on my bird! Just the pin needles to go!

Saturday, February 23, 2013

This was a fun class! Many of us are madly working on this piece.

Red Poll bird

It's the day after the bird class and I'm stitching like crazy in order to finish the body so I can add the coral colored threads to the breast.  How is everyone else doing? It is so nice to be in my chair and the great light I have at home! Trudy
   

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Decorating The Christmas Tree


Here is Linda's and Joyce's at the meeting!  Way to go girls!

Monday, February 18, 2013

Diamond florals done!

I cheated on the leaves and did regular ones since my picot needle weaving looked too skinny! Trudy

Sunday, February 10, 2013

HALLOWEEN

Here is my Halloween item number one.
WITCHY POO

Monday, February 4, 2013

Congratulations

Tami those are really nice - very special.

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Prickly Pear Cactus

This piece was stitched with white cotton and then the canvas and the white cotton were painted with acrylic paint. Afterwards I then did the outline and highlighted stitching of the cactus.  Lastly the ribbons were added. I had the piece framed and now will cut the pricklies and finish with fray check to keep them from unraveling. This was a class piece taught in Santa Fe By Barbara Elmore. Fun to do. Tami

Tami's Japanese flat silk flower

I stitched this flower using Japanese flat silk and then framed in a box. Tami

Tami's finished lacquered box

This is a Butterfly which I designed for my silk and metal class. The butterfly is completed with laying of Japanese gold (couched) bullion chips, gold twist and gold perl and silks. I framed it in a lacquered burl oak box. Tami