Here is my entry to the "Nova Scotia Miniature Quilt Challenge" which will exhibited at 2012 Quilt Canada in Halifax May 30 to June 2. This challenge is open to residents of Nova Scotia. The deadline for submission is April 23.
This is my attempt at making an original interpretation of an idea. The boat is meant to be a ghost of a long ago family favourite. We would use this boat to go on family outings to secluded island beaches around the area of my home in Prospect, Nova Scotia. Good times!!
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/amanda_white_photography/5982291821/in/photostream (The white house is my family home) |
I used a few of my precious Kaffe Fassett fabrics and freemotioned quilted swirls which is my favourite quilting design. I used Invisifil by Wonderfil for the swirls. In the New York Beauty block sun I used Sulky Blendables. I still have to make a hanging sleeve and label and then ready to put in the mail just in time to meet the deadline.
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It is lovely Linda, good luck , I hope to get to see this in person :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I can even imagine the sound of the waves laping at it,
ReplyDeleteA wonderful design - love it!
ReplyDeleteIt's just beautiful, I love the 'connection' in pattern with the water and sky. Good luck
ReplyDeleteI love this piece, especially the textures in the background.
ReplyDeleteOh, Linda, it is gorgeous!! You should most definitely stand up and take a bow!! WOW!
ReplyDeleteYay! I am going to look for this "in person" when I go the quilt shows in Hfx!
ReplyDeleteLots of luck in the contest. It is a beautiful quilt. I plan to head over to Merchant Mall, hopefully I can see this is person!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck in the quilt show. You have a truly lovely design. Would love to see it in person!
ReplyDeleteI love all the curls in that! Beautiful angle. The red boat in the photo with all the grasses and clouds ... I think it's calling me. : ) Ooooh those colros are so rich.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at TN&TN!
~Monika in Saskatoon
What a lovely quilt! You live in a wonderfully colourful place. So nice to see parts of Canada as we hop through the blogs!
ReplyDeleteVery very nice!!! I hope to live in NS one day before I'm too old to enter a quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis piece is fantastic Linda...wish I could get to the show...enjoy
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful little quilt - I can't wait to see it in person in Halifax!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your finish!
ReplyDeleteA very lovely idea and your quilt is lovely too. Good luck!
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