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Puff BallsScroll down to see large picture One of the pleasures of teaching needlepoint is the opportunity to travel. As I’ve journeyed to teach, from Maine to Hawaii, from Florida to Alaska, and lots of places in-between, one constant I noticed was: dandelions! These sunny yellow flowers tend to be the bane of those trying to cultivate a beautiful lawn. But, their cherry brilliance adds color to many landscapes. Stitch your own Puff Balls. I promise these won’t color your lawn at all! This project includes very simple realistic shading. It’s really very easy! The booklet includes instructions on how to basic realistic shading so that you can try the technique on other projects. Sage green congress cloth is the perfect background for these yellow and cream flowers with deep green leaves. One flower is worked with cream seed beads. The finished piece may be displayed as a diamond shaped framed hanging or will fit in a box with 7" square opening.
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