Marita asked to see a picture of the backside of the pebbled area. Here it is. The hooking is flat with no crossovers, but non-linear.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
The back of pebbling
Marita asked to see a picture of the backside of the pebbled area. Here it is. The hooking is flat with no crossovers, but non-linear.
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This is how I usually hook a background. But I didn't have a name for it!
This is a wonderful old technique called "antigodlin". June Mikoryak explained it to me at Sauder Village last year. She explained it by saying the loops look like a handful of rice dropped in the bottom of a bowl.
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Thanks for displaying the back April! You have a great blog....Marita
This is really beautiful. I've used this approach, particularly when doing the manes and tails on ponies and love the end result.
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