Ta Da! Good, bad or ugly, this is it. It's done. This was waaayyy harder than it should have been. I tried a number of things and wasn't happy with any of them. But I got there eventually. I'm not entirely certain that I'm wild about how this came out, but I can't come up with a better idea. I sure hope the rest of the pages go easier than this one!
Here's Shade, posing pretty for me, on my new lap warmer as I took photos.Melody at Fibermania is offering all of us her free book of free-motion quilting designs, as a pdf download. You can find it in her side bar under "Helpful Stuff". Be sure and check out her FAQs on machine quilting as well, also on the side bar. Lots of good information and, as the lady says, helpful stuff!
That's all for now. I'll have another Color Book page to show you in a day or two. And I seem to recall that I have a deadline of the end of January for my House, Home and Pantry class with Tonya. Holy dogs, I'm way behind! I need to buckle down and quit playing with the Color Book, and concentrate on my Witch's Pantry. Wish me luck! I'm gonna need it.
I like this a lot. The blue squiggly is perfect with the lines!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Sharon! I think the way you added the fibers and beads was very artful indeed!!! Now it looks done. Good Job!
ReplyDeleteyour additions to this one are just perfect.
ReplyDeleteSometimes the simplest things make it WOW. Thanks for the Fibermania link.
ReplyDeleteYour addition of the fiber squiggle is just what it needed. Shade, your cat looks pleased as well.
ReplyDeleteperfection....!
ReplyDeleteIt was worth the extra effort. And after all, they can't *all* be easy!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I think the additions you made are perfect.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Dionne
Your wavy lines on blue looks great, and I enjoy seeing your color blocks. Thanks for sharing Melody's link to free motion quilting designs - great inspiration!
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