I glad you are having so much fun. As long as it keeps you out of trouble. This is a lovely composition and a very creative idea to combine painting with needlepoint.

Beautiful.

Wow! Needlepoint, what a triumph of patience and skill!, I am in awe! I love each of the elements and the combination is perfectly done.

well! you now have an image for N as well Wonderful image - very colourful and a delight to the eyes you might say it is Fabulous

Fabulous Flower Foto!

Beautiful realization !!

I have a needlepoint project I started a LONG time ago; I don't even know where it is!! Love this one and how you worked the alphabet into it!!

Outstanding work Tara. God bless.

F is for fantastic!! Very cool idea and lovely art. When you get to Z you can start with numbers, those go on for awhile.

And it creates a very interesting image....

Finally, someone has repaired the reputation of the poor maligned F. This letter has taken a beating in our school system for many years! Enough of that. It is very cold here, 16 degrees this morning. With the wind it feels like 5. The beautiful colors here bring a welcome touch of spring. I also like the texture of the needle point background. I am glad you are having so much fun with this project. As for the needlepoint let's just say I don't do that. I do however, really admire anyone with that much patience.

Or F for fabulous. Love this piece of art and iof course you have fun with it :-) The needlepoint is so lovely together with the daffo painting. WOW! SO beautifully done :)

I love the comments. Someone even referred to the "maligned F". (From that horror of horrors, "the F word".) But wow---you have 3 of your arts here---needlepoint, the beautiful daffodil painting (painting! great to see that here again), and your montage and blend skills. The needlepoint is a delight, Tara, and it makes a beautiful backdrop to the piece. The painting---I'd love to see the original! It blooms out into bold bright edges, with very painterly strokes. (It has a strong oil feel to it, whether physical or digital.) And on top of it---a big beautiful calligraphic F! And you're driving me batty with this flower pattern on the edge: Is that the stamen-region of a flower? Is it some fiberglass thing, where we're seeing the edges? Is it an eyeball postworked to look like a huge insect? Whatever it is, it has been imparting firework patterns throughout this series, a fine use of blend. And it also gives a purple and (lower) amber/orange tint to the needlepoint. And the color for F sets off the yellow vibrantly. Beautiful, Tara. A lovely installment in this lush and intimate series. (Helle's on M, you know that, right? She's on M...SHOWOFF!!! There should be an RR squad who calls her and says "HEY, SLOW DOWN! YOU'RE MAKING EVERYONE ELSE LOOK BAD!!! POOR ANDREA HASN'T EVEN LEFT 'A'!!!") Another beautiful entry.

Have I mentioned how much fun it is seeing the results of your fun, Tara? :-D Both your photography and the needlepoint are wonderful! a 'F'antastic series!

Really lovely work, it has a very old-fashioned feel to it, probably due to the needlepoint background. I love it! As far as that border, maybe it's my long years as an embryologist but I'm seeing eggs and sperm...

Rather like cross-stitch art.. Neat job on this idea Rob

Your whole alphabet is a wonderful series, Tara! and I fall from one surprise to another, so exciting and diverse to see/discover. I can feel your fun through the uploads, and I know Helle and Andrea are so happy doing so, by this fantastic challenge. You all can be very proud.