.......But certainly not sad that I entered The van Gogh Cherrywood Challenge 2017. While my entry was not selected, I feel as though I am a winner for stepping outside my comfort zone. I'm not comfortable when I put my work on display but that doesn't stop me from enjoying the process of making. No, I don't like every quilt I make, but I always enjoy the process. When that joy is no more, then I'll take up another hobby!
Here's my entry. The flowers and vase were made using only Cherrywood hand dyed fabric cut into those little tiny snippits of fabric that we call confetti. Was it only last March when I participated in a workshop led by Nadine Cain that I learned about 'confetti art'.
No, I'm not the least bit sad with this pretty floral smiling down at me from my sewing studio wall.
TTFN
Here's my entry. The flowers and vase were made using only Cherrywood hand dyed fabric cut into those little tiny snippits of fabric that we call confetti. Was it only last March when I participated in a workshop led by Nadine Cain that I learned about 'confetti art'.
No, I'm not the least bit sad with this pretty floral smiling down at me from my sewing studio wall.
TTFN
Your quilt is gorgeous! Sometimes we just have to please our own artistic eye to get the greatest prize. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Lois.....no, I have no regrets. This one pleases me very much.
DeleteI thought you had a piece fit for the BIG prize! I love it!
ReplyDeleteIt pleased me, but then I don't know what judges want. I'm new at this but will learn. I
ReplyDeleteDoing something for recognition doesn't work. We quilt because we must. Love your vase!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....!
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie.
DeleteI think it's beautiful. Well done for stepping outside your comfort zone, the first step is always the hardest.
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