I love colour but I also love the subtlety of working in neutral colours, whites, creams, soft coffees with accents of darker beige/browns.
Leaf Project
Leaf 1 Cotton, linen, silk and viscose using piecing, manipulation and applique - free motion quilted |
Leaf 2 Cotton, linen, silk and viscose using piecing, manipulation and applique - free motion quilted |
Leaf 3 Cotton, linen, silk and viscose using piecing, manipulation and applique - free motion quilted |
Leaf 4 Cotton, linen, silk and viscose using piecing, manipulation and applique - free motion quilted |
Leaf 5 Cotton, linen, silk and viscose using piecing, manipulation and applique - free motion quilted |
Leaf 6 Cotton, linen, silk and viscose using piecing, manipulation and applique - free motion quilted |
How absolutely beautiful. I envy you your expertise in quilting as well as making something as gorgeous as these.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your kind words Lyndell. I do love texture and free motion quilting - and leaves work so well in all art forms - including your wonderful eco-leaf prints. It was fun to do them, although I did have a moment when I had finished making the fabric for the leaves when I thought - do I really want to cut this up? I'm glad I did.
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Great leaves!! Need to alert a couple of my "art" quilting friends to your blog!!
ReplyDeleteOoooo! I'm just itching to get at dyeing and playing with shapes! You have inspired me with your examples. The leaves are so soft and beautiful (wish I could touch them). So glad I came to visit from Lori's blog! Thank you, Hillary!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! These remind me somewhat of traditional blackwork embroidery designs.
ReplyDeleteYour explorations dazzle me!
ReplyDeleteJust found and am exploring your site. I love your work and hope that your health is improving. Wish you weren't so far away! I'd love to take a FMQ class or view your work up close.
ReplyDeleteDit is soooo mooi!!! Die tekstuur van die blare kom pragtig na vore! Ek hou baie daarvan!
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