Ramblin' Rose
With the dark days of winter finally behind us, it's time to fling open the windows and trade dusty decorations for the vibrant explosion of color blooming outside! This month's Member Make project is all about unleashing your inner flower power with a project as bold and beautiful as its namesake – Cardstock Wild Roses and Buds! While we've featured these lovely flowers on the site before, this take promises a fresh twist you won't want to miss.
A prickly pear, Getting the the point
Beginner-intermediate. Stitches used: whip, ladder, straight stitch, and french knot. Also called a nopal or opuntia cactus - the fruit, flowers, and pads are all edible. We've made a few different varieties of cacti over the years, but this one is definitely the biggest! It has a wire structure and posts at the base, which you can then arrange into a pot with foam and covered with decorative stones. We made 3 cacti to arrange in a pot. The cactus pads are all lightly stuffed, then embroidered to create a slight tufted look. The fruits are embroidered and perched atop the cacti pads, and there's even a blooming flower.
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