May I present "Jane" to you? First, as always, the drawing, then her pretty eyes and finally the finished quilt.
Besides, "Jane", I have one more thing to show you today. This was my entry for the "Little Quilt, Sew, Vote, swap group". I bought Malka Dubrawsky's book, "Fresh Quilting" some time ago and had to try her methods. I really had fun and can't wait to do a few more when I have some extra time. (Now, if I only had some of her newly released fabric, I'd have a much better time of it, believe me!!)
So, that's it for today. Right now, I've been working on more swaps, and they are partner swaps, which means I can't show you until my partner gets it. Bummer, I know!!! Perhaps a few sneak peeks next time though. Would you like that?
13 comments:
Another wonderful 'lady' - you so amaze me with these. And really love the mini, too!!
ohh i love your quilts... the first one is nice and very complicated but I'm seriously more in love with the second one.. why? well probably beauce the colours are sooo intense!! great work! :D
And you said that you were in a slump a bit back! Great finishes friend.
Carol, I love your mini. It was my first chce in the swap. As to your quilt ladies...keep em coming. They are all beautiful.
Very cool! Love the wonky quilting that you used inside the squares. Now THAT I think I could do! LOL
Another great fabricated woman! This one with a mystery...is she real or fiction?
LIKE sneak peaks??? Duh!!! Bring em on Mama!!!!!
BTW Love Love Love your Malka inspired quilt and the variety of quilting you used, nicely done. Of course your lady is lovely but I knew it would be. :0)
Your blog is so much fun to visit. Bright colors, ladies with spools dangling from her ears and pins held in her mouth. I love what you can do with thread and fabric!
Beckie
I am getting my binding ready for the tree skirt. Did you start at the circle or where did you begin? How did you handle the circle??
Thanks;)
It's Me, It's Me!! Gmama Jane!! Isn't it great?? Is Carol an artist or what?
Gmama Jane
Just love these LADIES WHAT a QUILT this would MAKE!
I think all of us want a Quilt Lady that looks like us! I think it would be amazing to have myself "painted" in fabric for my studio. Kind of like when the wealthy among us used to sit for a painting that then hung over their fireplaces. LOL :)
I 'sew' love these! And the little quilt is really cute, too. Have you had formal art training, or are you just insanely creative? You do such an amazing job on their faces!
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