This small wall hanging was started at a workshop with the Ladybugs patchwork group. The workshop was run by Nickie and I'm sure is was about four years ago. I loved the techniques used and came home and carried on working on my piece. I even dyed some fabric for the binding and had a go at stitching on a continuous binding for the first time. It has then stayed at this stage for years, but I can now say that I have finished it. Sorry about the quality of the picture.
LOVE. IT.
ReplyDeleteWas it only 4 years? That's the first time Sheila and I came to Ladybugs.
ReplyDeleteWas it THAT long ago? Gosh, I cant believe it. Well worth finishing, where are you going to hang it now?
ReplyDeleteNo hanging sleeve yet!
DeleteThank you for visiting my blog! I came over to visit and your blog looks really interesting so I think I'll stay and follow you:) I especially like your calendar pages but I don't quite understand them. Do you add to the month everyday or how does it work? Please excuse my ignorance - I'm really more of a stitcher :)
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog through Tag Tuesday (thank you for your kind comments on my tags) - I really love your wall-hanging - the colours are beautiful and work so well together. I also really like the calendar challenge - it looks so interesting and I'm sure I shall be popping back to visit you to see how it's all going!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Diane!
ReplyDeleteAnd it does look just like plowed fields - wonderful finish. Judy C
ReplyDeleteDiane--Love your Ploughed Fields! Landscape quilts have always intrigued me. Someday hope to make a fabric journal or handmade book. Thank you for your comments about the Flying Geese. They were very easy to make, a little time consuming but worth well the effort. Nancie
ReplyDeleteLove the perspective approach of quilting the fields. Beautiful piece of artwork! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks you for the nice comment on my UFO. Your blog and the tags are intriguing. Glad I found your blog.