The latest landscape is done. No more stitching wheat, at least not for awhile!
"WITCH HOUSE - 2"
FOR SALE!!!
This is the photo kindly shared by Tracy Baker and used with her permission...
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- If you're handy with tools or know someone who is, perhaps you'd like THIS. I know I would, if only I had the space to put it!
- THIS might be a sweater you'd like to make (great use for scrap yarn!).
- I enjoyed reading THIS (might have to wait a second for it to load properly)
- THESE would be fun for your fall decor.
- You might like to see the items up for sale for the SAQA Benefit Auction and you can go HERE for that. Takes a minute to load! THIS explains the auction process.
Today the quote is from Andy Warhol..."Don't think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if it's good or bad, whether they love it or hate it. While they are deciding, make more art"
Just lovely clouds in the sky...nice finish on this one...;))) hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThank you Julierose! I felt it needed some trapunto to set off the clouds and I'm happy with how they turned out.
DeleteNice work there! And Warhol's words are funny, coming from a person who was a terrific promoter of his own work.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Interesting note about Andy Warhol. Afraid I don't know much about him, so must consult with Mr. Google.
DeleteBeautiful! I love the simplicity vibe created by all that stitching!
ReplyDeleteThe cutting table link, my eyes glazed over. It is a beauty.
Thank you! It took a long time to do all that stitching but I enjoyed every minute of it.
DeleteAnd yes, that cutting table is a beauty!
Looks fantastic. Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lorraine - it was a fun project, for sure.
DeleteSherry of createology: Your Witch’s House is incredible. Your hand embroidered wheat makes the details just perfect. XOXO
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry! It definitely took a lot of hours to add the wheat but I'm glad I did.
DeleteThat is fabulous! I really love the quilting and all that grass.
ReplyDeleteThe sashiko technique took a long time to do, but I suspect I'll do it again because there's tons of patterns out there.
DeleteFabulous! Another beautiful interpretation, a true work of art. I especially love the wheat in the foreground and the stuffed clouds.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jillayne. I really enjoyed working on this one. I must have because I sure put a lot of hours into it!
DeleteFantastic, Mary Anne! I love the texture of the sashiko stitching in the foreground. And, as always, your embroidery. And those clouds! The landscape looks alive!
ReplyDeleteThank you Becki - I must say I love the sashiko too and I suspect I'll be doing more of it before long.
DeleteThis one is probably my fav of all you've made. So realistic on this one. It should sell quickly.
ReplyDeleteI'm always hopeful that something will sell but I don't hold my breath! I'm happy to give this one a home for awhile anyway.
DeleteWhat a magnificent rendition of the Witch House in fabric!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love that house and how I wish I could see it in person.
DeleteWow, this is an amazing Witch House! I really like how the house looks.
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's a house that's a joy to create and who knows I might even do it again.
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