Trudy's Fusible Stained Glass Portrait Technique
08-28-2011, 05:31 AM
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Great Job!!! It looks very good to me. Maybe it's not the smile, but the eyebrows that makes the smile not as bright. You did a marvelous job. I am just getting ready to start one myself, hope I do as well. Yours is a real beauty!
08-28-2011, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Pollyv9
Great Job!!! It looks very good to me. Maybe it's not the smile, but the eyebrows that makes the smile not as bright. You did a marvelous job. I am just getting ready to start one myself, hope I do as well. Yours is a real beauty!
The first photo was taken before the 'highlights' were added to the eyes. That tiny detail does a lot to liven up a face.
Thanks for the nice comments, too. I hope you enjoy the project as much as I did.
EK
Closeup to show highlights added to the eyes
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08-28-2011, 01:24 PM
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I think that is one sweet little boy, and you did a terrific job turning his photo into a wonderful quilt portrait. Lots of talent comes through this QB, as evidenced here by you and Trudy. Keep up the good work, and thanks so much for sharing.
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