well, once again the time has gotten away from me --- guess there's no fighting it!
that said, here's a look at what I've been up to for the past 20 days
this piece is finally finished -- the fun part (ie the embroidery on the front) has been finished for a while, but I've finally done the finishing work on it -- yeah!
I am working on the quilting of this commissioned piece now -- as of yesterday, I'm about 1/3 finished with that, so it is moving right along
the fusing on this piece is done, and it has been put together and is ready for quilting
this small piece (12"x12") is on the design wall right now -- I plan to donate this to the annual SAQA auction, so it has a June 1 deadline -- need to step it up and get this finished soon!
I think the garden is just about ready for the quilting
there are a few things that I want to do with InkTense pencils to add some details on it, but for the most part, I'm happy with it now --- no small thanks to my critique group that helped me figure out what it was about it that just wasn't working!
since I am done with the hand work on the garden, I have started on what will be the next stitched piece
this is made up from parts of four different photos, but the point of inspiration for it is the barn
I took the photo of this barn, which has been sitting in a field a couple of miles from my house for years, slowly falling apart
not long ago, it was announced that the city has given permission for it to be torn down, so it was photograph it now or loose it forever
I think I'm going to like this piece!
and I plan to use this photo for the basis of the next fused piece
this working in two different methods allows me to continue doing both small and large pieces
this is Mr Cute following in his gramma's footsteps!
last weekend his rocket ship was part of the District Art Exhibit --- I'm thrilled that he is as excited by art (and music) as he is about sports
and of course no post is complete without a photo of The Artist's Supervisor - aka Mr Benson
he thinks he's having to work awful hard, but he's trying to keep at least one eye on the artist at work!
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