I'm sure many of you are familiar with the art of Harrison Fisher ( Harrison Fisher (July 27, 1875 or 1877 – January 19, 1934) ). He drew many amazing images, primarily of women but many also featured couples. 
The thought is in my mind to perhaps use some of these wonderful images to create some sort of crazy quilt.
Maybe.
Perhaps.
Oooh....I love the sound of a crazy quilt using the images of Harrison Fisher. Alas, I too will never be a scrapbook aficionado either....much rather stitch. =)
ReplyDeleteThe free glove pattern was very timely. I have a remnant of fleece and I wondering what to do with it...:)
ReplyDeleteOh I love those images Mary Anne.... I hope you go ahead with your ideas and make a crazy quilt with them... it would be fabulous! Christine x
ReplyDeleteHave you heard of the Build a Barn book (released last year) by Julie Sefton? Check it out....
ReplyDeleteI did not know of Harrison Fisher and his illustrations. Thank you very much for introducing his art to me for I adore it. No matter what project you decide, it will be amazing. You are such an inspiration my friend. Another group of fun links. Wonderful 2017 Dear...XO
ReplyDeleteHave long admired those wonderfully nostalgic looking images but had never known who had created them. That sounds like an interesting project!
ReplyDeleteIs there a fabric pre printed or are you going to have to transfer pictures to fabric?
Sounds like a learning curve so could be great fun!
Loved the cat socks lol do wish I had the skill to make the second just like the first ..
I do like these images Mary Anne...once you have worked your magic with your crazy quilt skills they will look amazing...
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you do with these images, MA!
ReplyDeleteLove the new header piccy! Great family tree!
Hugs,
Barbara xx
Great post. Thanks for the reference back to my blog. Love those cat socks and plastic bag tutorial.
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