This piece, called "Heart-to-Heart," was designed and taught by Tony Minieri and Judy Souliotis to raise awareness and funding for Red Dress, a national awareness campaign for women about heart disease.
Done on black congress cloth using silks, Japan gold metals, and overdyed fibers, this was quite a challenge and I'm finished as far as I can go! There are supposed to be gold beads and Swarovski crystals in the open areas in the corners, but the crystals are still on back order.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Red Dress Event for Women's Heart Health
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4 comments:
Gosh, I like this. It is just so interesting, with teh variety of stitches, even beads. I love the blackwork hearts background.
Very beautiful and so unique. Your stitching is gorgeous, I'm so glad I discovered your blog. I look forward to future entries but have the whole archive to enjoy now.
I agree, this is beautiful!
I'm glad something is being done for awareness of heart disease. If I had known symptoms, I would have had treatment in my childhood or at least in the last 15 years or so, and wouldn't be in the sad shape I'm in now - also have had two friends die suddenly, not being aware they had problems.
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