I showed my Christmas decorations in my last post and I had some inquires on the quilt I had on our front door. I did post on FB some pics of my cardinal but here is a recap of the entire process.
I traced the cardinal on some background fabric and then I proceeded to free motion quilt around the bird.
And yes, I just used some watercolor paint to color the leaves and berries that I free motion quilted.
All done...Yep, I had to do more hand embroidery to jazz him up. OK, I get carried away. What can I tell you!
Honest, my window on the door isn't dirty! Must be the light or shadows?? Not sure but I did go and look and it's clean! HA
So now the cardinal has a home for a month or so. Then he goes back in the drawer.
Just an animation from start to finish, sorta...I do love beading, love knitting, love dyeing and painting my fabrics and all types of textile work BUT why don't I have the time to 'play' with it all!
Now Christmas in 10 days!!! Holy Smoke! Where do the days go!!! I left the house today around 9:45, arrived home at 12:45 proceeded to prep food to make a turkey pot pie, which turned out great!!! Knitted two rows on my lace top, had dinner, finished dishes and here I sit at 6:30 p.m. I was a supervisor, project manager, etc. when I worked so I guess I need to get back to managing my time better!!! Look out world....Robbie might be back!
Your beaded projects are always so phenomenal!
ReplyDeleteYour beaded cardinal is fabulous! Yes, Christmas is barreling quickly toward us! I know I will be able to get the second flannel quilt done and I believe I can get the pillows made too. I won't start baking until next week. I need to make a few cookies and a couple pies.
ReplyDeleteHe is a most handsome cardinal! And I agree- the time to do everything is limited. I get pretty scattered at times.
ReplyDeleteYour cardinal is exquisite! Such beautiful quilting and beading!
ReplyDeleteAS you can tell….I way behind reading blogs……your piece was worth waiting for……it’s fantastic!
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