I didn't realize what a mess my studio was until I had to photograph it for a project. Everything shows up in a picture, so I've started cleaning. I found a lot of junk that could be thrown away, but also some things I had forgotten about like this little piece. I was asked to demonstrate free motion quilting at a museum a few years ago as part of a guild project. There were several members stationed around the room demonstrating different techniques. I fused on these circles and squares at home and just started quilting away as people walked around the room. Maybe it could use a little more quilting or some beading. What do you think?
Friday, January 16, 2009
Found
I didn't realize what a mess my studio was until I had to photograph it for a project. Everything shows up in a picture, so I've started cleaning. I found a lot of junk that could be thrown away, but also some things I had forgotten about like this little piece. I was asked to demonstrate free motion quilting at a museum a few years ago as part of a guild project. There were several members stationed around the room demonstrating different techniques. I fused on these circles and squares at home and just started quilting away as people walked around the room. Maybe it could use a little more quilting or some beading. What do you think?
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2 comments:
Norma, I really like this little piece! I'd love to see more of the same type of quilting all over it ... some dense, curvy connecting lines, just to fill in the blank spaces. I don't think it needs any beading, just some more of your lovely quilting.
What a great find! Definitely a keeper.
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