I finished the fringe of my woven scarf. Better late than never...
And I sewed this little rosebud scrap quilt.
In January, I'd like to start working on larger quilts again.
Monday, December 16, 2013
More monotyping
The weather is still pretty mild for the season. We've had no strong frost yet. Which means some of the summer flowers are still blooming.
I did more monoprinting experiments. On fabric, and with acrylic paint. I added fabric medium to the paint this time. (New fabric paints are on my Christmas shopping list.)
I finished the fringe of my woven scarf. Better late than never...
And I sewed this little rosebud scrap quilt.
I now have 6 little scrap quilt tops ready for quilting. Nice little projects for the holiday season.
In January, I'd like to start working on larger quilts again.
I finished the fringe of my woven scarf. Better late than never...
And I sewed this little rosebud scrap quilt.
In January, I'd like to start working on larger quilts again.
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7 comments:
The rosebud scrap quilt is awesome!
Love your little rosebud quilt! I hope Father Christmas is good to you.
Fabulous little quilt, Francoise, I love those bright colours, what a combination!
Is that one of your weaving projects amongst your lovely mono prints, it looks beautiful.
j'aime ton écharpe! et les boutons de roses ... souvenir de printemps alors qu'actuellement la température est ainsi aussi :-)
You are always so creative! Love the mono prints and the way you included the rosebud!
I like reading your posts as you have such varied interests. Nice job on your woven scarf! The finishing can take some time as it's rather repetitive. I love the bright, vibrant blue in your rosebud quilt. Merry Christmas,
Judy
Your rosebud quilt is just gorgeous & I like your mono prints too.
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