

The more challenging interpretations into cross stitch patterns were the mythological paintings of Luis Falero. These paintings had a large portion of black background with some light color accent on the sides or around the figures. Rather than having the stitcher use black DMC floss to cover the background, the challenge was to use black AIDA cloth instead and interprete the rest of the colors in DMC floss. The finished cross stitch pattern stayed true to the paintings using DMC floss efficiently and effectively.



The more creative cross stitcher can choose to highlight the stars by using Kreinik silver or even beads to dot the areas. These cross stitch projects can truly be an enjoyable experience for the cross stitcher once a bit of creative freedom is presented!
Look for the cross stitch patterns of Luis Ricardo Falero at www.PinoyStitch.org
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