
One piece in particular is of a type I've never seen before. It's Aida, but in two different thread counts laid out in a checkerboard fashion. Have to figure out a good use for this one.

The enclosed card is lovely too. It's made with a quilted motif on top. Not sure if you can tell from the picture, but it's puffy, like a little raised pillow. I think it was made by my daughter's sister (who in real life would qualify as my daughter as well, but this is stitch-ville):

You can see more samples of my daughter's work on her blog, Miek. It's in Dutch, but pictures are the same in any language
6 comments:
Wow, that's so cool!!!
Oooh so pretty!! You're a very lucky mom. :)
Wow that is lovely!!! It sure pays to be a mom! The colors are outstanding and that checkerboard fabric is stunning!
Realy nice fabric, and I like the colors, congratulations, Estela
Please forgive me Annie for my very late answer.
Yes indeed I make the card with a Origami folded star from quilt fabric. And I added some fiberfill underneath the fabric.
I am very pleased you like it and that my sister is your daughter... LOL!!
You have a very nice Blog Annie,
greetz and love from .....Hetti
Annie I just went to Miek's blog. Art runs in the family for what I saw. Loved the pieces with buttons, specially the lilac, I love to see a work where materials are used in an original way. Congrats to Miek! And to her proud mom.
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