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Your grapevine is fabulous. A few tendrils would look very nice. Yes, definitely do the tute on how you do those leaves. I am in awe. Thanks for sharing.
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Absolutely incredible work on that grapevine! Love, love, LOVE it!
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Wow, gorgeous grapevine!
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Catlinye, please post the tutorial. I am absolutely amazed at the grapevine. You are truly talented. What is the diameter of one grape? They are really tiny. Congratulations! We are all in awe and thanks for sharing.
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Catlinye_maker - Your grapevine is even more beautiful when I see how small it is. A tutorial sounds good for me.
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Thanks everyone for the kind words! I used a standard hole punch to make the template for the grapes; *measures* they're 1/4 inch in diameter.
I'll brush up that tutorial and post it in a day or two; it's not hard (not compared to making teeny tiny points) just time consuming. |
I love applique. I do it with my embroidery machine. I have tons of applique designs and I have done a few by myself.
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I love your grapevine applique...you did a great job!
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Originally Posted by catlinye_maker
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Morelcabin, thanks for the kind words!
I am wrestling with whether to add tendrils in a soft green (not too many, just a few here and there) with embroidery or just leave it as is. It gets cut down to a bit over 2 inches wide (the points of the background squares are roughly at the edge of the finished size piece.) What do you guys think? Also, if anyone's interested I could revise the tutorial I wrote on how to do the serrated leaves and put a link here. |
Your grapevine looks like it has dimension. I think the tendrils would be appropriate. How can you have grapevine with out the tendrils?!
Are you using batiks? Did you embroider the veins on the leaves? I can't imagine making all those tiny grapes! |
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