
Nope, just metallic floss, which might be harder to make happen. Have you ever worked with this stuff? It's a challenge, folks--the strands appear to hate one another and hope to remain as far apart as possible at all times, which makes knotting the stuff near impossible. But sometimes--for the silvery tootsies of a bride, say--it's worth the effort.

In a marathon session yesterday, I managed to finish this wedding portrait (and yup, that's the bride, decked out in purple and red--awesome, right?), whilst A. watched football (streaming from the internet--who knew?) with her dad. The running commentary was a little distracting (like, at one point, A. said, "That guy's butt cheeks just
wiggled."), but I did it, and the results are, I think, bright and joyful.
Phew.
7 comments:
Your work is amazing.
metallic floss is the devil's tool. you kept it WAY more under control than i ever have. such a fun effect, but, yes, the strands hate each other and, apparently, hate the eye of the needle as well. great hoop! i mean, knowing you COULD have been watching wiggling butt cheeks (i can't even type it i am laughing so hard) it must have been really tough to stay the course.
and now i'm gonna have to bust out the paul simon.
So so GORGEOUS!!! (The wedding portrait, not the wiggling butt cheeks) (I think.....)
ıt's very very beautiful.
Love the sunflowers, they're gorgeous!!
Absolutely delightful!!
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