It started off like this:
So I started gathering my fabrics and fused them:
And I proceeded to do my thing after I cut a hunk of blue and fused that on first:
Eventually I had a mess going on which is the "norm" for me when I'm concentrating:
And I continued to fuse my brains out, (as my dear husband says when he comes in the kitchen for lunch) until it got to this point:

Pretty soon I was all done..........

You can click on that picture to take you to my Flickr stream and read what colors I used if you want. Here's a close-up:

I really like it. It's a bit more sophisticated than I normally do, and maybe that's what I like about it. Actually, this was a painting that I found in someone's favorites and I knew I had to put it to fabric. I hope they don't mind, whoever it was????
And I finished off the back as I normally do, except I forgot to sign it and it is missing a dowel in the sleeve for hanging. I better do that right now before I forget.

Don't look at that big glop of threads on the bottom there. A bird must have been building a nest while I was sewing. LOL Enjoy!