It's not a great picture because it's 75" square and I can't get a picture in the studio without a corner of the table.
Week three of the weekly leaf is done. For this one I used a hand carved stamp and two of the three screens I made from different sizes of the outline of the stamped image.
I've had these around for several years and haven't used them very much.
Week #3
Line Dance #15 - #20
Indigo and Rust #308 - #313
Linked to "Off the Wall Friday".
oh, I like the leaf composition very much!
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I'm running out of awesomes for you girl! I am happy to see all your hand stitching each week. I should do more decorative hand work. I like to hand piece but have gotten away from the stitch as line.
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Thanks LeeAnna. I never hand piece, so you are just taking your hand work in a different direction.
DeleteThe completed composition of the vintage quilt has wonderful movement. I would not have guessed this looking at the shapes in the beginning. The soft pink is the perfect background. Can't wait to see it quilted.
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a pink girl, but I do love it in this quilt. Maybe it will be quilted when we get together.
DeleteI see that your leaf theme has run into your indigo and rust. Nice.
ReplyDeleteThey all seem to influence each other.
DeleteHi, Linda. I'm knocked over by your vintage quilt. The dusty pink/beige background is perfect. I would have avoided the light pinks/salmons/beiges because I really do not like them as colors. Your quilt also makes me think of what is "popular" today, color trends, and how your color combination is so un-trendy...and therefore so much more interesting!
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Love your overall art making process and progress on the vintage piece. It's lovely.
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DeleteLinda! The vintage quilt is positively yummy. I can't wait to see it when it's quilted. And I love, love, love the leaves.
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