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Size: 22" x 18"
I was inspired by Annie's inspirational way of using color and texture in her painting of nature. She has a wonderful spirit that comes across in her paintings.
Annie uses a free motion style with loads of color and texture. I used my own hand dyed fabric and explored free motion quilting in my little garden quilt. I noticed some of her paintings have words, so I found this as the perfect opportunity to hand embroidery (which I love).
The center of the flower is hand made piping which I rolled into the circle and then added beads for sparkle and texture.
I'm hoping I inspire my garden to "grow". (My thumb isn't green, but I try) This project has definitely inspired me to grow in creativity.
My husband made a beautiful holder for the quilt to be in the garden. He's a wonder with metal. Visit his Facebook page for Duck Creek Design.
If you are visiting here before February 16th please head over HERE and vote for my quilt. It's Carlotta Jean you want to toss a vote at. You can vote only once for your favorite 3 quilts. Choose wisely (Carlotta Jean). haha
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This is so pretty! I love how you did the center and the simple "grow" is such a wonderful touch.
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xoxo, Jordan.
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ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!
ReplyDeleteWoW! So beautiful! You did a gorgeous job! Love your quilting as well. Your hubby did an amazing job too, hehe.
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