Anyway, using the inset circle technique from Jeannette's class at Asilomar, I ended up with this. Yes, folks, this is the BACK of the little quilt. The quilt is about 10" x 12", or maybe a little bigger.
This is the front of the quilt, all wonky, but endearing, in its amazing imperfection.
I've just begun the embellishment - yes, I do the embellishment last - so far I've added some sea foam. Blogger flipped my pic, but it's a combination of French knots and beads. I saw the combo at Long Beach and wondered if I could pull it off. (I included this picture, because that mouse is so doggone cute.)
And here's a close-up of my corner. wow. It doesn't matter that it's flipped, I think it looks pretty good, if I do say so myself.
And now it's off to meet the plumber. Yesterday I noticed a leak as I was out at the walnuts, and we need to get it taken care of, for sure.
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2 comments:
I really like it. I need to learn to do smaller sizes and maybe, just maybe, I can get more accompolished.
I was wondering when we would see more of your project from Jeanette's class. I really love the color palette of this. Plus doesn't it feel good to get a UFO done?! I'm finishing one up myself!
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