dont want to repeat that episode.....anyway many apologies to the dear friends that I have,nt commented on,
please forgive me !!!
TAST this week is wheatear stitch and I am so late with it, but hey, its done now and I hope you like it.....a bit
of a rush, but I am pleased with the result! I used a few extra stitches just to set the scene........
I feel much better now and even though its raining here in the uk....Its good to be alive....cherish what you've got and have a happy and healthy week end........Love to all xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Morning Chris.....so pleased you're feeling better and even though you have been so poorly you managed to create another little masterpiece. Again I've not heard of this particular stitch but its lovely and the sea scene you have created with fishes, star fish, oyster (complete with pearls) is just amazing...your creativity and imagination is wonderful...
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wow :) Dear Chris, you've got wonderful fantasy! and every time you create a complete pictures!
ReplyDeletenice fishes!
and that pink stitch - did you use two different threads at once?
hugs and best wishes!!
Masha
Hi Chris, glad you are over the Virus and you are back doing what you like best.
ReplyDeleteLove the fish and the wonderful scene.
Keep smiling, Mike XX
Hi Chris, Wonderful work, as always. I loved the fishes.. I hope you feel better
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Chris, I love anything to do with underwater reefs. Your stitching is beautifully done. Like the stitch used for the little fish.
ReplyDeleteВеликолепно, как всегда!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty Chris!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris,so sorry you were not well. Thank goodness you're home from the hospital now. This piece of work is amazing! I've never seen anything like it, it's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you are back to good health now. This work is simply amazing..you really come up with such wonderful ideas and the execution too is simply superb...I do come back here very often to check out your beautiful works.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so beautiful! Lovely colors and that stitch is very interesting!
ReplyDeleteWow, sorry you were in the hospital. Your work is great!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely - however I have just been investigating all your wonderful TAST mandalas - so beautiful that I can't decide which one I like best.
ReplyDeleteOnce again your work is superb! Hope you are feeling much better very SOON!!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteYour 'aquarium' is lovely.
Hi! I am a newbie to TAST....love your underwater scene with all the different elements! The red squiggly lines are particularly cool. Sure hope you are fully recovered. Take it easy. I am going to spent some time looking through your blog!
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Absolutely thrilling! Sorry to hear you were so poorly last week! You will gain your strength again but it does make us thankful for life! We have had a terrible month weatherwise too. Your embroidery is really stunning Chris, exceptional! Thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sea scene you're created with this wheat-ear stitch! Fabulously stitched :)
ReplyDeleteThat wheatear stitch lends itself so much to underwater plants and those little fish with their bubbles, what a wonderful idea. How long do you spend designing your creation each week? Like someone has already commented I cannot decide on a favourite and it is still only April. Fabulous and keep on getting well. xx
ReplyDeleteThe dyed scrim makes a perfect background for your stunning work.
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