Just putting the finishing touches on this tumblerblock practice piece.
Think it'll turn out to be a wallhanging for a Friend.
The flowers and the tumbler blocks
are cut from Accquilt GO! dies.
The flowers 'n stems are appliquéd using
an iron-on fusible.
Accents are watercolor pencils
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Apparently, the design wall will have to be put up again so I can get some decent shots.
Oh, well
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Beautiful!!!!!! Lucky friend!
ReplyDeleteIt is another practice piece using more of the GO! Die cut Tumbler blocks cut from scraps
ReplyDeleteI hand sewed the binding on the reverse side
My Friend is an avid gardener and i'm so hoping she has a gardening/potting shed to display this piece, Paula.
Thanks for the compliment as I am quite proud of it.
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Wow Gerry, you are just producing craft after craft! You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWell, you know if I set my yarn and needles aside for a while
DeleteLots of different projects catch my attention
And, Ivy thank you for your compliment
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Mighty attractive wall hanging for your lucky friend!
ReplyDeleteI love to think it could hang in her Potting Shed
DeleteOh, dream on, Gerry
Any off it'll be via usps
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What a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteLove to let my imagination do it's thing.
DeletePlus how we love our fusible web and watercolor pencils
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Is creative your middle name? What a great idea for those tumbler blocks. Of course it looks like a flower pot (but I didn't think of it!!!) Colors make all the difference. Great job with the painted accents. The flowers look real.
ReplyDeleteWell, Dianna, "C" is my middle initial. :-)
DeleteThe flower parts and pieces are GO! Die cut as are the tumblers.
Mt fused flowers are mphasized using my doll-making watercolr colored pencils
Sooo much fun, I love it.
Your compliments are warmly appreciated, Sweet Friend
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It was lots of fun
ReplyDeleteTrying all kinds of fun
Now to be sent to a Friend from childhood days
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