I went back over my bits and pieces to find some examples of ways I have used this technique.
It's very good for leaves!
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These were from another of Sharon's challenges 'Bags of Fun'.
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These were used to 'frame' a piece of canvas work for a box lid. The design is based on red clover.
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More needle woven leaves, again combined with canvas work and used as a frame for the insert for a box lid. And the 'trees' were worked on a piece of not so much drawn thread as almost totally destroyed canvas!
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Here, on the back of one of my 'flies',in metallic threads. I used thread to make a grid first, covering the silver fabrics, then wove some of the threads together with needle weaving.
9 comments:
Your needle weaving is great! It looks like you don't need to experiment much at all! It is lovely eye candy.
YUM! The more needle lace i see the better!
It looks great. How are you going to top this?
Caolyne
YES, I like the way needle weaving adds dimension to a piece. Thanks for sharing your wonderful selection...very inspiring.
Wow! This is really a source of inspiration for me for the challenge of this month. Thanks for sharing!
Love all of your needleweaving samples - it's one of my favourite stitches!
Your needleweaving is super! It does make great leaves.
The Flower Power doll is adorable in the last post!
Smiles, Cat
These are great and I really love the 'forest'
your blue one is awesome!!
neki desu
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