You can just spot a corner of the Kantha quilted cushion that inspired me to take the hand stitching further.
I promised I'd show how my sketchbook page turned out when Jamie at Fingerprint got his hands on it - he's done a great job and as you can see, I've got it layered up ready for the quilting. Can't wait to get going!!
Here's the other quilt I've been working on this week. I've called it 'Broken'. Today it's complete with free motion quilting and ready have a few areas painted.
I've used very pale thread in some places to connect the light fabrics with the dark border. This is going to be featured in a DMTV video soon so I'll keep the rest of the details for then!!
Thanks for dropping by. Talk to you again soon - Linda
The texture of your cushion is lovely! And Wow! The printing looks amazing
ReplyDeleteWow! Jamie did a marvelous job printing your sketchbook pages. I am looking forward to the show featuring your quilt. I too "watch" TV by listening. It makes re-runs listenable. :) I had struggled coming up with a design for a Kantha inspired cloth until this weekend at the thrift store. Hand painted bamboo humidor with excellent motifs! I will finish the cowl inspired by Laura's program first and then tackle the Kantha. Thanks so much for keeping my hands busy.
ReplyDeleteThe two cushions are lovely together. They look nice and I would like to touch them. In fact, I might wear a little hole in one jut running my fingers over it. Maybe I should keep my hands busy doing something else!!
ReplyDeleteLove the cushion - really makes me want to have a go with the kantha technique :-)
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