I've finally finished another of my camp projects from July. :D This one is my landscape quilt from a class with Pam Holland. It was inspired by a photo I took when DH and I took a cruise to Mexico and is a scene from Cabo San Lucas. It's at the bottom of , along with the photo. It was fun to do, but I'm not sure whether I'll do more of this technique! I sweated blood over it, and it isn't nearly as complicated as some that were being done in class! LOL!
Happy dance :)
Sep 12, 2005
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AWESOME!!!!
Thanks, Mary. :) DH likes it, too, so it's going to hang over his desk.
Gosh, Sandy, that is really awesome!!!
WOW!! You really got the essence of the photo right there in fabric. You did GOOD!
Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.
Oh, my, Sandy. I had to look a couple times before I could tell which was which. That is awesome. I have a friend who does a lot of Cynthia England patterns. I swear it would drive me to start smoking again. Those little tiny pieces. Wow. I am really impressed.
Cindy
Thanks, Cindy. :) I also took a class from Cynthia England in July, and that project *does* have a zillion itsy-bitsy pieces. Notice it's not the one I finished.... This Cabo San Lucas piece really only had five or six pieces, other than the borders; the rest is all done with textile paint.
Thanks, Leslie! :)
Thanks, Donna. :)
Terrific!!!
Linda
Sandy, it's really lovely. The blood doesn't show! It's cool, and peaceful and very beautiful. Amazing what can be done with fabric. Your camp projects are certainly wide-ranging. You do super work. . In message , Sandy Foster writes
Wow, Sandy! Er, I mean.... Avast! Thar be a fine looking quilt! This pirate stands in awe.
That is absolutely beautiful!
Diane F.
Boy you have taken a lot of great classes Sandy! And excelled at all of them!
Wow! That is so beautiful! Was it worth sweating blood, now that it's done?;-)
Great representation! Good choice of photo to work with as well - I think that is a good part of the success.
Wow!
I know the feeling, though. I did a Paula Nadelstern style k-scope and love it, but I'm not sure I'll do another anytime soon! LOL
Karen, Queen of Squishies
That's a lot more tricky than what I've just done, Karen! Good for you! :)
Thanks, Susan. :)
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