I mentioned towards the end of May about a photo I had taken of a Japanese garden and was trying to decide upon the best crop to use. That decision is now past and I am working on the piece. In the end, I expect the title will be "Serenity" as that is what comes to mind as I construct it.
Here is a glimpse of my WIP - part of the upper right area prior to the bridge, red tree, and other foliage being added. There is actually a fence that runs across 2/3 of the scene and is barely visible.
You can see how I have used some of that organza that I ice-dyed at the end of June.
Now I am focusing on all that is in front of the fenced area. Gradually, it is coming together!
I am linking this to Nina-Marie's Off the Wall Friday blog, so please check out what others have been doing this week.
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| The view that I eventually selected |
Here is a glimpse of my WIP - part of the upper right area prior to the bridge, red tree, and other foliage being added. There is actually a fence that runs across 2/3 of the scene and is barely visible.
You can see how I have used some of that organza that I ice-dyed at the end of June.
Now I am focusing on all that is in front of the fenced area. Gradually, it is coming together!
I am linking this to Nina-Marie's Off the Wall Friday blog, so please check out what others have been doing this week.
I love my ice-dyed fabric but always have trouble using it. You have really done a nice job of placing it in your piece.
ReplyDeleteI like your use of the ice-dyed organza for this piece. You are making great progress!
ReplyDeleteLovely photograph, I can't wait to see the finish!
ReplyDeleteI love using organza. Your fabric looks lovely. Looking forward to watching your quilt progress.
ReplyDeleteComing along...I am enjoying the process, Judy. The ice dyes work very well.
ReplyDeleteI love to see things go from photo to quilt - the interpretation is so interesting. I really do need to do some ice dyeing next year!
ReplyDeleteLooking good Judy. Love the fabric.
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