A
day early!!
new and improved - (I hope) |
This is what it looked like last week: yuck!
first attempt |
The
first thing I did, after posting last week, was quilt the outside
edges using a yellow Bottom Line Thread by Libby Lehman. It is a fine thread and let the design left by the glue resist show
through. So I ripped out the quilting on the swirls and quilted over with the same thread. The pebbling was done in a turquoise Wonderfil Konfetti, an Egyptian 50wt cotton.
I like the two rows of quilting with my original thread, kind of acts as a little border. I'm a lot happier with the whole thing now.
detail - now |
detail - then |
No binding because I think it will probably get cut up to use
in other projects.
This piece measures 22½” x 21½”.
This piece measures 22½” x 21½”.
Linking
up to The Needle and Thread Network WIP and Nina-Marie's Off the Wall Friday.
See
you next week,
Terry
NEXT
ART PROMPT - #8 – Add a
strong diagonal
HERE'S
MY PLAN
One
prompt, one project (taking as long as required to finish the
project)
It's
OK to finish a previously started project (UFO)
Make
something creative.
Use
any Media.
Blog
about the project every Friday.
Pick
a prompt for the next week once the project is done.
6 comments:
I love your new and improved piece! It's quite lovely and I like that you left the previous rows of quilting. It serves as a reminder of your effort and determination to make it work for you. It turned out great!
Love! What a difference! I should probablly look at a previous post cause you probablly explain but the outside edge - is it sheer fabric glued down? I can see some of the glue and it adds to the piece nicely. What kind of sheer did you use and what kind of glue? I'm going to put my email on your posts so I don't miss any. This prompt thing is very cool :-)
Ok just read the last post and it answered my questions :-) the edge does look like sheer though
Excellent and analysis of the original work and reworking of the piece.
I love the colors of this piece. And the stitching is amazing.
Very nice and very different!
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