I've been working on a project that I would love to show on
my blog, but I can’t reveal it yet! Darn! So in the meantime, I’m going to post
about a couple things I made last year.
Today’s post is about a small quilt that I made for a
challenge entitled “Circles”. This challenge was for the Textures Fiber Arts
group. The size requirement was 14” x 14”.
I have several small things in my “UFO” box, so I took a look there for
something that would fit the theme. This is what I found:
Hearts All Aglow |
This is a small quilt that I made for an exchange. It was
called “Hearts All Aglow”. This quilt was sent away to another person, but I
liked it and wanted to make another similar quilt for me to keep. The basis for
this quilt was a watercolor painting that I had done several years ago of
lovebirds on a branch with tree leaves hanging down around them. I had already cut out the “lovebird parts” for
the quilt I wanted to make and keep. That fabric happened to have circles on
it, and that seemed like a good start for me for a “Circles” themed challenge.
This is the finished project:
Circle of Life |
I called it “Circle of Life” because love is what makes the
world go round, right? It is a little different from the “Hearts All Aglow”
piece that I sent away, but it has my sweet little lovebirds on a branch.
I will show some of the steps I used to make it in upcoming
posts.
As always, thanks for visiting my blog!
Your choice of fabrics and applique atop a beautifully pieced background is beautiful. Also like how you have integrated rick-rack into this work.
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