Never thought I would say it but yes I have been seduced by Facebooooook!
I do miss blogging so I am back and will try hard to continue.
I have finished the CQJP2015 challenge and now have to put it together in a quilt/wall hanging
The background is the same fabric that I used on my Couture Circle quilt. I love this fabric but need to make the background different somehow!
Keeping with the "button theme I embroidered my initials with the beads around them on tulle and gathered it over a 2" mother of pearl button.I do miss blogging so I am back and will try hard to continue.
I have finished the CQJP2015 challenge and now have to put it together in a quilt/wall hanging
The background is the same fabric that I used on my Couture Circle quilt. I love this fabric but need to make the background different somehow!
Center piece |
The second I try laying out the pieces on the floor for a better view Opie needs to wonder across the middle!
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Without the cat! |
I mounted the black taffeta fabric (about 38" by 50") on a frame with a layer of black tulle over it and started the border .
I auditioned several options for the border with some stitching buddies and this was the winning selection.
This vintage metal lace layered over silk velvet (I must be crazy) really makes the metal lace pop.
Sorry the pictures are not the best.
WOW! You do such beautiful work. I've got to check out that needle you are using for embroidery too, that you mention in your header. I've never heard of it.
ReplyDeleteHappy creative, beautiful stitching ~ FlowerLady
P.S. I just checked out that hook and I've been interested in this type of embroidery for quite awhile now. Really amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow. That is just gorgeous. Love the dramatic black background. It sets off the bright jewels of your circles and the metal lace so perfectly. Such talent...
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my blog.I have just found your gorgeous blog and am now following.
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Oh my goodness! I'm so glad you're back to blogging if you have such beautiful things for us to drool over! How I wish I could see this quilt in person....amazing, amazing, amazing!!
ReplyDeleteHave missed your posts and beautiful work. Welcome back. Mary Ellen
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