Garden Close-up This piece was started in my workshop with Elizabeth Busch. I quilted it with varigated thread and warm and natural batting, and floated it in an oak shadow box frame.
IMHO, this is a chef d’oeuvre! How far ahead is this in time from the traditional quilt! And surely as warming as well! Félicitations! Congratulations!
Alain (Sculptor) aka linstrumentiste
Caitlin
May 26, 2005 at 5:27 am
Your presentation does justice to the work – so often I feel that textile work is let down by not taking how it will look on a wall into account (arrgh, I’m going to get myself in trouble here, but I think wall display was the intention?) – thank you for sharing this image.
Scrapmaker
May 27, 2005 at 1:56 pm
Love these forms and color. Do you frame most of your textile works? Jen
Gerrie
May 27, 2005 at 7:54 pm
Lovely work. Welcoe to the art quilter’s list!
cfent
May 29, 2005 at 10:25 pm
great piece! love it. claire
Anonymous
August 15, 2005 at 8:47 pm
I keep looking at it. Must mean something. Really like it. TatjanaA
IMHO, this is a chef d’oeuvre! How far ahead is this in time from the traditional quilt! And surely as warming as well!
Félicitations! Congratulations!
Alain (Sculptor) aka linstrumentiste
Your presentation does justice to the work – so often I feel that textile work is let down by not taking how it will look on a wall into account (arrgh, I’m going to get myself in trouble here, but I think wall display was the intention?) – thank you for sharing this image.
Love these forms and color. Do you frame most of your textile works? Jen
Lovely work. Welcoe to the art quilter’s list!
great piece!
love it.
claire
I keep looking at it. Must mean something. Really like it.
TatjanaA
Hi Carol
I added your blog to the SAQA blog for Indiana/Ohio.
Let me know if this is ok to keep on.
Daren
Thanks Daren! Now I just need to post to it more often!