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Angeli Sobrepena from the Philippines rekindled her childhood interest in cross-stitch by integrating it with polymer! She creates her design, leaves holes for stitching with embroidery floss, and bakes the clay.
It looks like Angeli finishes her pieces with a backing of felt to hide the thread on the back (or the backing could be an oval of polymer that she rebakes).
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These make cute crossover projects for our embroidering friends who have a hard time putting down the needle! Find more of Angeli’s work on Flickr.
Mary Anne Loveless ,
So cute! I love to see the endlessly delightful variations of this incredible medium. Very cross-creative, Angeli!
Angeli ,
Thank you Mary!
Angeli ,
Thank you so much Cynthia for featuring my work!
I just recently got back to working on my art after more than 2 years of “maternity leave”. I got pregnant in 2011, and now that my darling daughter is a few days shy of her 2nd birthday, I have time to create again.
This post is just what I need to get my mojo back! Thank you!
Sandra D. ,
Amazing work every day Cynthia find someone to show knew project to her readers.
Maggie ,
I love the embroidery! I would love to learn how to make one of those.
Maggie ,
I would love to learn how to make these!