I ended up using fewer beads than I thought I would in the first section, but I like it. I stitched the open area with floss in Basketweave before attaching the beads.
I filled in the open areas of Sections 2, 3 & 5.
I redid the "center" in the center section using #12 Kreinik instead of #8 and it is much better. #8 was just too skimpy.
Now to find the perfect matt & frame!
Liz, this is beautiful. Love the flow of colors. Look forward to seeing this available as an online class
ReplyDeleteWILD APPLAUSE!
ReplyDeleteI never would be able to do something like this (all the changes would make my head explode) but it looks fabulous. Congratulations!
I love this design! You did a marvelous job. I don't want to stop looking at it, so many paths to follow, things to see. Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Love all the color changes and how the peice flows.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. It was a Mad Miters challenge from me to me that I wouldn't inflict on anyone else! Stay tuned for the next one!
ReplyDeleteJust an amazing piece! I love your imaginative use of color and shape.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I so love the Mad Mitres technique, it's just fascinating to me, and this one is superb. Love the different centre point details
ReplyDeleteThe colors and movement in this piece are fabulous! Great work, Liz!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting design - I just love looking at it and seeing all of the paths and transitions.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design, beautiful color, love the flow. How large is the finished piece?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the finish.
Well, that is just drop dead gorgeous. I agree with Brenda, would love to see this as an online class.
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous! Would love to do one alike for myself - that would be treasure!
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