Today I took a break from Lily to work small. I used multiple layers of semi-transparent & different textured fabrics for the sea. The mountains are made from gauze that I painted. This is the start of a piece I'm making for the Irish Dance auction. I'm thinking I may mat & frame it rather than bind it, as it's fora non-quilting group, & I'm thinking it might do better if it were framed.
Below is the a center detail of the quilt I finished on Lily yesterday. Can you see the butterfly?
Here's an overall view of the comfort quilt finished. I'm satisfied with how it turned out.
Today I took a break from Lily to work small. I used multiple layers of semi-transparent & different textured fabrics for the sea. The mountains are made from gauze that I painted. This is the start of a piece I'm making for the Irish Dance auction. I'm thinking I may mat & frame it rather than bind it, as it's fora non-quilting group, & I'm thinking it might do better if it were framed.
Below is the a center detail of the quilt I finished on Lily yesterday. Can you see the butterfly?
Here's an overall view of the comfort quilt finished. I'm satisfied with how it turned out.
6 comments:
My oh my you have been a busy person. Great quilts and good practices with your Lily. Hope that spring is around the corner.
Oh I love it Deb! Thanks so much.
I've fused 4 plowls so far for the auction so at least we'll have 5 handcrafted items amongst lots of gift certificates! :-)
Pretty! Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving me such a nice comment! :) HUGS
You've inspired me to get out my material and start sewing! Thanks for sharing and for stopping by my blog and commenting. Love your quilts and ideas!
~Sharon
That Emerald Isle is a beauty!
Have you considered mounting it on foam core?
Deb,
You are really making progress with Lily! I also love the new piece you are working on!
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