Is it a plane? Is it a bird?
Well actually it is a bird, which I am sure you will know if you have read this blog before:)
The bird has actually been painted and been ready to go for a while, but I have been dragging my heels, as I decide how to proceed with the stitching.
Do I follow the same route as Soar I and Soar II, which are intensively stitched but doesn't take a lot of thinking. Or do I change tack?
Linking up with Off the Wall Friday.
When I work in a series, I try to use the same technique throughout the series. I think you should stay on track.
ReplyDeleteMy vote is for intensively stitched.........
ReplyDeleteReally striking ...........depends I guess if you want him to appear 3D like?
ReplyDeleteHe'll meld in, heavily stitched, but perhaps lighter stitch technique might make him appear higher above the 'ground' and nearer to the eye...........as it were?
lol Well I know what I mean!!
Mind you, your fingers are magical so I know he'll be a Treasure whatever you do with him/her ~
I love your intensive stitching! I love your seagulls soaring! I love it when you swerve left! You will make the right choice.
ReplyDeleteI think that they look great but I would stick with the same technique (although I'm not an artist). Really nice work.
ReplyDeleteJoe from TextileArtist.org
I've lost all decision making skills, but love looking at these
ReplyDeleteI think only you can really know what direction you want to go........ ahhh...but I do adore the intense stitching
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of intense quilting and it was so successful with Soar I and II. I'd say do it again. All three pieces are gorgeous!
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