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Lassone says the web was made with Kreinik 105 cord and spider with one strand of white silk floss.
![Spiderwebs and Embroidery](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3084/2573739361_9df1df63b6.jpg)
1. Roomy block close up
2. Scarey Spider lives here
3. Center TIF- February block
4. Hussif
5. spider web
6. wet spider web
7. spider web brooch
8. spider web
9.spider web
(Alright, I tried the mosaic thing, but I ended up doing it manually, so, that is why it is the way it is. Cut and paste isn't always what its supposed to be, I guess......)
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2. Scarey Spider lives here
3. Center TIF- February block
4. Hussif
5. spider web
6. wet spider web
7. spider web brooch
8. spider web
9.spider web
(Alright, I tried the mosaic thing, but I ended up doing it manually, so, that is why it is the way it is. Cut and paste isn't always what its supposed to be, I guess......)
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This is more of lasassone's work from Flickr. I posted pictures of real spider webs for inspiration. I have a Halloween piece that I do quite frequently and use various different spider web designs. I thought I would find more spider webs while searching Flickr, but surprised at how few. Hope this inspires you to try a few......
From Japanese Freehand Embroidery Book:
From Japanese Freehand Embroidery Book:
**I added these because I got interrupted by a bad storm last nite. I wanted to include this spider web as I thought it unusual. Hope you like it. **
Inspiring! I had never seen embroidered cobwebs before and now I need to make them on every piece of fabric I can find!
ReplyDeleteI read your blog every day and I want to thank you for featuring my work today. I love doing spiders and their webs on my crazyquilt work and try to make each one a bit different from the others.
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to edit my comment and I forgot to add that even my blog's header contains a spider & his/her web. My blog is www.gettingtocrazy.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWow, those are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'd never thought about embroidered spider webs. They are simply beautiful... wow! Thank you for sharing them. :)
ReplyDeleteKristin
http://homegrownrose.typepad.com/reclaimingthehome/
Beautiful! I love the spider web theme!
ReplyDeleteLoved the spiderweb theme. Thank-you for showing us. I will have to include them in my stitching.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Although I really, really don't like spiders, yuck! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI have that embroidery book and it is one of my prized possessions, so much inspiration in it; not just for spider-y things! :-)