The finished desert pebble, although no pebble was involved. This time I used two CD's.
I more or less used the method my friend Deb showed in this tutorial.
The previous picture, this one and the next show the desert from all sides.
Below are views from more above.
The last pictures are taken from a distance.
Wow, very nicely done! I've been enjoying the progress as you've worked each individual item, but seeing it all together...just wonderful!
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Kathy
Congratulations! A really masterpiece!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the variation of textures and materials - very desert like!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I have been watching this progress with interest. I use a similar style to create a very different look.
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I have to admit I was doubtful at the beginning if you could recreate the desert, but am very impressed with what you've done. You should be very proud! Now I want to try it.
So clever! Its been interesting to see how youve gathered in and stitched the effects too, many thanks
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so neat. You did a fantastic job. It has been interesting to see the whole process.
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I just love how you have created all the cactus examples from the different stitches. Absolutely beautiful and original work.
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DeleteIt was a wonderful adventure to create things I have never done before.
Wow Marjolein, your desert is BEAUTIFUL!!!!
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Morena
This is such a fantastic landscape! WELL done!
ReplyDeleteWow, I managed to come to your desert - it is like a little planet. Beautiful and very extra.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely exquisite - exquisitely lovely - :D
ReplyDeleteA stunning, one-of-a-kind piece! Beautiful and amazing! Hugs, Cathy
ReplyDeletehow I love this pebble, was absent from blogging when you posted it but wow it is so eye catching, will pop over to the tutorial now
ReplyDeletegreat use of the cds and smashing result here!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully created Marjolein! I love how you've captured all the different plants.
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