The quilt gave me the opportunity to play with some new materials and use a variety of methods to construct it. It also provided a challenge as "good ideas" went wrong and had to be overcome.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
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The quilt gave me the opportunity to play with some new materials and use a variety of methods to construct it. It also provided a challenge as "good ideas" went wrong and had to be overcome.
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Lovely peace. Love the quilting too.
ReplyDeleteThat is a charming little quilt, lovely work
ReplyDeleteSorry, I mean piece.
ReplyDeleteNo worries, I thought that was what you meant!
ReplyDeleteYou were totally right to finish this. The seesaw is the only common image. I love the expression on your 'faces' and the energy and humour that radiates out of your work.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Great humour in the details of this piece. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, very well presented and beautifully worked!
ReplyDeleteHi Margy, What a great piece! Similar but not the same as Linden's, as Julia says, the see-saw is a common image and naturally associated with balance. I love the expressions that you have achieved and wonderful execution.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love it Margy. I'm so glad you followed through - yours and mine will make great little companion pieces if we ever put on a show!
ReplyDeleteLinden
A very cute and whimsical quilt. Like Linden´s it will be a nice addition to a child´s room or nursery.
ReplyDeleteAnn-Mari
Such a happy quilt. I love it!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you were able to finish this piece; we all would have missed out on an enchanting piece of art!
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