This is my "Improv Garden". Sometimes I sew on my deck using my Featherweight when the weather is good. You can see a spool of thread in the top row. Also a bird next to the spool. Lots of birds in my yard. Along the bottom are flowers. Top left is my new privacy fence that I use to take quilty photos. Arrows.. I love arrows! I needed them to extend into the border. Now to get it quilted. I have a plan.
I must say that I had a bit of trouble making this piece work for me but I have some amazing quilty friends and they can always talk me down. Thanks to Karen @ KaHolly for making me look at this with different eyes and encouraging me to not give up on where I wanted to go.
I hope you have some amazing quilty friends who encourage you to go where you want to go. Sometimes we can't see what others can. A bit sappy but true!
It turned out beautifully...and you can always count on Karen @ KaHolly to lend a helping hand!
ReplyDeleteIt's very 'interesting'. I'm afraid I'm a very traditional quilter, but it's interesting to see what others are doing.
ReplyDeleteGood for you! Love those bright colours and the way you have incorporated special things in your quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt came out beautifully, Linda! Right up your alley! Encouraging you to take just one more look at it was easy because you had already slept on it, and you were ready. I know it will be totally amazing when you've given it your magic quilting touch! XO
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating piece and I love that you have included your own associations. I am looking forward to seeing it quilted. xx
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful piece, Linda. I can see it in other colour ways too.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's very 'interesting'. I'm afraid I'm a very traditional quilter, but it's interesting to see what others are doing.
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