If you have had any experience with
this kind of thing, I would appreciate hearing about it. I do know
that for many major U.S. International shows it doesn't matter, and
pieces can be shown or entered in several competitions. Please leave
a comment.
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| Jane |
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| Karen |
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| Kit |
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| Marie |
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| Marnie |
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| Silvia |
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| Terry |
I designed this project for our group.
It includes 7 curvy panels that all fit together when hanging side by
side. The whole project measures 12 feet wide by approximately 54”
long.
I cut patterns from heavy plastic for
each one of us. We also shared some fabrics but other fabrics and
any embellishment could be used. The theme was texture in neutrals.
Each person worked on their own piece
individually over a period of 2 years, sometimes bringing them in to
show progress being made.
It was very exciting to see all the
panels hanging together.
See more of the show in these two
posts: show photos and opening reception
Linking up to Nina Marie's Off the Wall Friday
Happy Quilting,
Terry
6 comments:
Oh, form the pieces I can see, I know the joined pieces must be spectacular! Good luck on your entrys!
Mmmm, the stitching and embellishments are beautiful. This must be quite a quilt to see.
best, nadia
A wonderful idea for a group project! I do think it is important not to show work that you are planning to enter in a contest. You want your piece to be fresh and new to the juror's and/or judges eyes.
I love the colorway, the stitching, the textures, the embellishments. The whole thing must be fantastic. Good luck.
Can't wait to see the whole piece.
Oh oh oh! The texture! The content and color. So wonderful
LeeAnna Paylor
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