A blog about my interests, which include fabric landscapes and various and assorted other artsy pursuits and sometimes known to contain mumblings of a random nature.
Thank you Liz! As for how I quilted it - well, the grass area is done using rows of the 'fancy' stitches on my sewing machine in various threads that I think work with the background fabric. The tree leaves are free motioned with invisible thread, and the sky is just done with rows of stitching (also with invisible thread). Nothing too involved!
Oh wow, your landscape is exquisite, Mary Anne! The church standing tall against that lovely quilted sky is fabulous and that autumnal tree....it is beautiful. Aah yes, be still. If ever there was a time to do this it is now. Love that quote!
thanks for the embroidery linky--neat stuff. I like your border application on that landscape a lot... I am still hand quilting on Kimmi and icing my back... It's sore after having to run to the grocery for early senior hrs this morning... hopefully we are pretty well stocked up for now...and can stay here at home. Hubbie's napping and I will soon we've been sleeping in later these cold days...snowing here and mixing with cold cold rain...ugh hugs, Julierose
You're welcome Julierose - glad you found something of interest in my collection of links. Sorry your back is still hurting, take care of you! Woke up to snow here this morning too, but no rain (at least not yet).
The church landscape is beautiful! Thanks for all the links! I sent the embroidery one to my daughter. She lived in India a few years ago and learned embroidery from a lady there. She's picked it back up and has been making some beautiful projects. I feel like we are SO blessed to have so many options online for keeping us busy!
Online options and just spending time surrounded by our stash can certainly help us while away a lot of hours for sure. Maybe some of us will finish some of our UFO's too. Glad your daughter is enjoying embroidery!
Your Church scene is neither under or over done- it's perfect. In real life it would have passers-by stopping for a better look. I've enjoyed all the comments too.
Lovely Church Landscape Dear. Your links are very informative for us especially now that wee all have no reason to be running around. Staying well and safe...Prayers for all.
Thank you so much for leaving comments! I appreciate you taking the time out of your busy life to talk to me. It's wonderful to know that someone is actually reading my mumblings and even more fun if I can connect with you and visit your blog.
Your church landscape came out lovely. I really like the composition. Can you say more about how you quilted it?
ReplyDeleteThank you Liz! As for how I quilted it - well, the grass area is done using rows of the 'fancy' stitches on my sewing machine in various threads that I think work with the background fabric. The tree leaves are free motioned with invisible thread, and the sky is just done with rows of stitching (also with invisible thread). Nothing too involved!
DeleteEasy for you to say!
DeleteLOL - Has to be easy or I wouldn't be doing it!
DeleteIt is perfect. The church reminds me of one I went to see in Saskatchewan where my father grew up.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dolores - I really enjoyed making this one.
DeleteOh wow, your landscape is exquisite, Mary Anne! The church standing tall against that lovely quilted sky is fabulous and that autumnal tree....it is beautiful. Aah yes, be still. If ever there was a time to do this it is now. Love that quote!
ReplyDeleteawww - thank you Kim. I fell in like with that church the minute I saw it so I couldn't NOT attempt to recreate it.
Deletethanks for the embroidery linky--neat stuff.
ReplyDeleteI like your border application on that landscape a lot...
I am still hand quilting on Kimmi and icing my back...
It's sore after having to run to the grocery for early senior hrs this morning...
hopefully we are pretty well stocked up for now...and can stay here at home. Hubbie's napping and I will soon
we've been sleeping in later these cold days...snowing here and mixing with cold cold rain...ugh
hugs, Julierose
You're welcome Julierose - glad you found something of interest in my collection of links. Sorry your back is still hurting, take care of you! Woke up to snow here this morning too, but no rain (at least not yet).
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe crochet last ink is great for odds and ends yarn.
For sure - most of us have lots of those so this might be a good use for some of them!
DeleteThe church landscape is beautiful! Thanks for all the links! I sent the embroidery one to my daughter. She lived in India a few years ago and learned embroidery from a lady there. She's picked it back up and has been making some beautiful projects. I feel like we are SO blessed to have so many options online for keeping us busy!
ReplyDeleteOnline options and just spending time surrounded by our stash can certainly help us while away a lot of hours for sure. Maybe some of us will finish some of our UFO's too. Glad your daughter is enjoying embroidery!
DeleteYour Church scene is neither under or over done- it's perfect. In real life it would have passers-by stopping for a better look. I've enjoyed all the comments too.
ReplyDeleteI know if I were to drive by that church there would be a 'stop the car' scream happening. Resident Chef is quite used to that!
DeleteGreat job on the landscape! Thanks for the link back to my blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat bunch of links.
You're welcome for the link - and thank you.
DeleteFantastic piece.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dale! Glad you like it.
DeleteLovely Church Landscape Dear. Your links are very informative for us especially now that wee all have no reason to be running around. Staying well and safe...Prayers for all.
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