This is another page sized art quilt. The challenge was shapes. The idea I originally had will be better served when we do values so I had to do some quick thinking and my little IKEA figure kinda winked at me so...
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This is fused shapes, circles and ovals. The background I like but I could have chosen a better binding. I was looking for that greenish tone in the fabric and the mottles in the brown weren't significant enough.
Now I just couldn't resist a little contrasting picture here to my energetic little running man.
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Isn't she just the sweetest little quilterette you've every seen. Not at all worried about big brother who likes to be on duty close by!
1 comment:
What a cutie pie! Don't you just want to squeeze her? I love the way she has her hand under here head. When I look at her I can just imagine that she was laying in her mother's womb in the same position. I would find it hard to put that sweetie down.
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