Saturday, December 29, 2012

Missing persons.....

The police have their missing persons but then, so do I!  lol  If you noticed, I am missing a few "ladies" from my ladies series.  Way back in the middle of October I was commissioned to do these sweet gals.  The first one, #24 (Sharon from Australia) asked me to do her, (it was to be a Christmas gift from her husband) and she promised not to open it before Christmas.  Considering the mail time between Wisconsin and Australia, it wasn't much of a wait because I think it took over 4 weeks just to get to her.  As always, I will show the drawing, the close-up of her pretty eyes, and then the quilt.  

#24 Sharon from Australia

Sharon's pretty eyes

#24 Sharon from Australia

And here is the photo of Sharon that she sent for me to work from:



Next, we have the lovely, Robin who is lady #27.  She also was a Christmas gift and was commissioned by her generous sister, Melinda.

Lady #27 - Robin

Robin's pretty eyes

#27 in the Ladies series - Robin

She also was kind enough to allow me to use the original photo so that you could see the resemblance:


So there you have it......2 more beautiful ladies added to the growing list.  I do have two more to show you next time....a wonderful mother and daughter duo, numbers 28 and 29, again from Australia.  Stay tuned........

22 comments:

  1. as you say... more beautiful ladies.

    I have seen the post of the other two Aussies - they also look great!

    Happy New Year, Carol

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  2. As always you have such a lot of fun with the ladies. I just love your works of art. Take care and hugs. Aha Thank you for sharing this with me.

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  3. Your fabric portraits are just fabulous...
    Have seen a few on some of the blogs I follow..
    How much would it be to get one made??? Would love one..

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  4. Lovely ladies and lovely quilts! The most unique collection of portraits on earth! Now, when are you going to branch out to couples and family portraits????????? A family photo in fabric...would be so awesome!

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  5. You are so talented Carol! These are both beautiful.

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  6. These ladies are always so fun to see.

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  7. These are wonderful. You have quite a talent. Thanks for posting such creative renditions.

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  8. I LOVE my mini and I am also very proud of myself for not opening it before Christmas Day :) I have seen your other two ladies from Australia and they are fun also. Thank you for creating me in Quilt form. hugs

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  9. Ooh they are so wonderful!! Mother, daughter, Australia ?? Could there be a dose of 'sugar' in those portraits? Look forward to them being revealed!!

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  10. Once again, you've created some gorgeously life-like ladies!! Your gift never ceases to amaze!!!

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  11. You do an awesome job, recreating them in quilts. :0)

    Have a Happy New Year!

    God bless and keep you,
    Sonia

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  12. So cute!!! You are awesome!!

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  13. These are wonderful portraits! You are so talented. Thanks for sharing and Happy New Year!

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  14. Dont they look great! well done Carol you are one talent, creative lady!
    x Sarah

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  16. I love your ladies. How does one commission a work?

    Do you ever do multiple gals on one quilt? I have three sisters.

    Or my BFF and me.

    I *guess* I could do individual, but one quilt w/ all members, reproduced multiple times would be the 'ultimate'.

    can't wait to hear!

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  17. Hey I know Robin....What a wonderful gift !

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  18. I love the ladies, such a cute idea

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  19. Bonjour, un petit mot pour vous dire toute mon admiration pour votre travail!Vous êtes une source d'inspiration pour moi et beaucoup d'autres!
    Denise

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  20. Robin's quilt got lost in the mail over Christmas and she finally received it yesterday. I am so glad it was sent back to me after my stupid mis-addressing it the first time.
    Thank you again for creating this for my wonderful sister.

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