I could not resist to try a beaded version of my embroidery doodle:Sunday, February 22, 2009
Beading again
I added a feather stitch border because I thought the piece needed a little balance
I could not resist to try a beaded version of my embroidery doodle:
I could not resist to try a beaded version of my embroidery doodle:Sunday, February 15, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Saturday, January 31, 2009
To Bead or not to Bead
That's the title of Susan Brittingham's online beading class at Quilt University. First I made a sampler:

I really do like this swirl pattern called pathway. Here are some details.




Susan recommended to try beading on a quilted surface. I decided to bead one of my earliest quilts - a beginner piece, not well done and boring but important to me. I will try an allover tulip pattern in pink, pale pink, orange and green. I made a first test and it turned out better than I had expected. So here is the first tulip on my "Tulips" quilt. (When will this be finished?)

I really do like this swirl pattern called pathway. Here are some details.



Susan recommended to try beading on a quilted surface. I decided to bead one of my earliest quilts - a beginner piece, not well done and boring but important to me. I will try an allover tulip pattern in pink, pale pink, orange and green. I made a first test and it turned out better than I had expected. So here is the first tulip on my "Tulips" quilt. (When will this be finished?)Tuesday, January 27, 2009
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