Quilt
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Star Struck |
Star
Struck was made in answer to our guild's 2006 challenge “Up Close
and Personal” to make a portrait, using any techniques, any
fabrics, any embellishment. The name of the person was to appear on
the quilt top.
work in progress |
Emma likes having her picture taken |
The head
is all raw edge appliqued and the edges where all covered with a
small zigzag stitch using invisible nylon thread.I used prints along with the
solids for some added interest.
close-up |
closer |
closest |
A little paint added the highlights on the stars.
paint highlights |
The
bottom border is made up of the above pictures covered in brown
organza and edged with a plaid fabric to give a feel of a film strip.
brown organza over photo transfer |
Her
name, as well as the other borders were pieced from my hand-dyed
muslin.
A simple
grid pattern was quilted in the background and a few shiny plastic
beads, similar to the stars in the pictures, were added as
embellishments.
The
fabric used in the background was also used for the back of the quilt
and the binding.
Name, quilting, binding |
Using a
photo program, I changed the original photo into a sketch and typed
the quilt history over it.
label |
Up Close and Personal Challenge entries |
DOCUMENTATION
Quilt
Name: Star Struck
Description:
Appliqued portrait, photo transfers on cotton and pieced borders
Pattern:
original
Size:
33” x 31”
Fabrics:
100% cotton, hand-dyed muslin, organza
Predominant
colours: black, brown, peach
Construction
Techniques: raw-edge appliqued, piecing, photo transfers
Back:
100% cotton print
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20
Edge
finish: Double fold french binding
Quilting:
Machine quilted
Quilted
by: Terry Whyte
Sleeve:
Yes
Label:
Yes
Date
completed: April,2006
Inspiration:
Photo
Appraised:
No
Quilt
History: This quilt was displayed in the Kirkland Lake Mile of Gold
Quilter's Guild Annual Quilt Show in May 2006 and took second
place in competition at Quilt Day 4 (2007) in Timmins, ON.
Maker:
Terry Whyte
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