beadywoman

Well, when at first you don't succeed, try, try again. So that's what I did. One of the Craftsy courses that I am taking is called Thread Art. In it, the project is stitching the "Girl with the Pearl Earring" (see initial post here - http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t196820.html). As you can see, the eyes didn't turn out too well. So, I started all over. Eyes are MUCH better, but somehow I managed to spread color across the effect lines, or what-ever they're called. So I tried the Tide stick, got some of it out. And in one of my brighter moments (NOT!), I decided that Clorox on a Q-tip would work. Well, it also bleached the fabric. So I may end up coloring the accent lines, but thought that I would go ahead and post it while I'm waiting for the Clorox to dry. Ha!

Anyway...

Teacup

Wow! This is great.

hopetoquilt

Looks awesome. Not mistakes... Just taking creative license...

OCquilter

This is so awesome! It is so like the painting. My husband and I were fortunate to see the original painting when we visited the Hague a few years ago. Also went through the Escher museum. I would love to do something of his in a quilt.

Lisa Marie

wow that is incredible

sew_Tracy

Are you kidding? This is amazing!

Kitsie

That's wonderful!! There is a novel written about this picture that I really enjoyed as it is one of my favorite pictures! You did it justice!

Helen S

Incredible! Nice work!

Diane007

very creative

NanaCsews2

And a good movie starring Scarlett Johansson and Colin Firth as Vermeer. Your work is beautiful!!