After the winter
months, I really am in need of flowers :-). But let's get back how I started
working on this. First I made the background by tearing a piece of snow dyed
fabric into strips and placing the strips in random order on top of the batting
and background fabric:
Whenever
I make something which has applique on it, I prefer to do the quilting before I
add the applique. And as there are multiple pieces of fabric in the background I
need a rather dense quilting. I decided to go with this design and quilted till
the edges of the fabric. In other words over the edges of the batting:
For the appliqued
flowers I used commercial batiks and for the vase a hand dyed
fabric.Normally I write my labels, but this time I decided to include the qr code of my website on it as well. I printed this together with my usual information and ironed the label to the back of the quilt.
This will probably be something I will be doing in future with all my labels. Just for purpose of posting the picture on my blog I removed part of my address. There is some privacy I prefer :-).
This is lovely and cheerful.The snow dyed fabric is gorgeous- how could you bear to cut it up!
ReplyDeleteWithout any problems :-). It was one of my less interesting fabrics.
ReplyDeleteGives hope of spring. I love background that suggests one might still get snow.
ReplyDeleteGotta love the irony....snow dyed fabric depicting spring! Way cool!!
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