
Next a straight stitch to accent the middle of these pansies, I will add some beads a bit later as well. This also done in the gold rayon. Did I show the motif before, well anyway, I put it over one of the printed flowers, just to give some dimension.

Here using the same gold rayon is another seam treatment. Along with the N shaped treatment in teal, in a fine Perle by Sassa Lynne in Moody Blues. These surrounding the J in orange silk ribbon, with seed beads.

3 comments:
Hi!
This block is very pretty...wish I could see the whole thing! (Thanks for the details, though....the idea of adding stitches to a pattern like you did on the flowers is great!) What fabrics to you generally use for CQ?
Thanks, Gail, for visiting my blog!
I found the unembellished block; you've certainly come a long way on it. Your jacket block is very nice as well.
We just got back from a short walk in the snow...it's pretty slippery out there.
Oh, that's a beautiful J, and you are so sneaky! =)
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