3D printed Christmas Ornaments. There are two pieces and they click together.
I created a base of cross stitch (reversible cross stitch – no less), and then used beads and sequins to make them blingy. I think I prefer the sequins.
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Filed under 3D Print, Bedazzle, Canvas Work, Christmas Decorations, Cross Stitch, Cross Stitch, Embroidery
Turtles are finished
And a side view so you can see the ‘3Dness’ of them
The base is 3D printed.
I used two strands of DMC and a number 9 needle. And I just made it up as I went along.
The back flippers on the girl turtle are white, purple and green in a nod to the suffragettes.
Filed under 3D Print, Canvas Work, Embroidery
Turtle – 3D Printed
I have stopped working on my 3D turtle project, and have returned to my first love of canvas work (counted work).
I have a 3D printed base with a grid and I am stitching on it. Using a number 9 embroidery needle and two strands of DMC. The motif in the middle is one strand, but I thought two looked better.
Filed under 3D Print, Canvas Work, Cross Stitch, Embroidery
Christmas Tree Brooch/Decoration
My husband used his 3D printer to make me a Christmas tree base – it has a grid of holes that I stitched on (a bit like perforated paper).
I used pearl cotton 8.
It has a felt backing and could be used as a brooch (big but light) or a decoration.
Filed under Bedazzle, Canvas Work, Christmas Decorations, Embroidery