Flower Bouquet, Part 2 (and a short break notice)

Here's last week's hug! Warning for a short break :)

Stich Flower takes a short break until mid-January due to the winter break. It doesn't hurt to take a break, does it?

However, I use this time to focus on my new projects and also to edit a few things on my blog. There are some old posts where the information is useful, but the pictures don't work for me, so I want to correct them. Well, along the way, I think I can add something to the previous posts, if necessary. I'm also working on a page with all the most important posts to make it easier to browse the blog :)

Although I haven't been active here for a while, I'll still be responding to your emails, so send me a message via the contact form . You can contact me on Instagram at any time, and I will continue to post there, even on holidays.

Now back to our main topic!

The bouquet is ready, cheers! :)

I will continue from where I stayed last year so that you can start reading Part 1 . I just remember that it was part of an experiment that had to include contact lenses for space colors. I was not ready for chemistry, so I developed a lot.

So we have a Turkish flower. I decided to fill the whole circle with it to get a big flu!

It looks like this after three years. Dandelion reminds me, doesn't it? I also saw how beautiful another flower was on that fierce hair haha.

I decided to make the overall shape of the flower a little higher than I was given, so I added a few branches (this is almost the same technique as in this article ).

And he filled the branches with French knots . Twist the rope around the needle. They are small, tiny, yes, and when you look at them from a distance, they look like little colors.

Finally , small flowers at the starting point ! Here I also used 1 braid and the shapes of the flowers are very different. Some of these flowers have 4, some have 3, and some have only a starting point. Among them are French notes.

So this is the last look!

I hope this bright bouquet of flowers inspires you and you try to make it yourself :) Unfortunately, I did not use beads and lace stitches, because they do not fit into the process. Maybe I sat down and found them in a better place than I thought, but alas! Looking forward to next time :)

I must say that creating this bouquet was a lot of fun! I know these stitches, but I rarely use them, so there was a nice change in my stitches. As always, give me ideas for new designs! Never rate practice sessions, they can take you to places you never thought possible :)

Finally, happy everyone's holiday! I hope you will spend time with your loved ones, feel warm and hospitable and stay healthy! See you in January!