Here's the only mini-scape I remembered to photograph in progress. As you can see, these are just little scraps arranged and glued on a small rectangle of batting (roughly 9" x 12" before trimming).
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Here are the other 3 mini-scapes, finished.
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| (This one is sold.) |
I'm getting the itch to try something new. Over the years, I've collected ideas in a notebook. So we'll see. Summer always brings a different energy into the process, too.
Also, next time there'll be some news regarding a previously featured landscape quilt. (Hint: I will be sooooo excited and grateful to see my little turtle hatchlings on a magazine cover!)
Have a good weekend and stay (or get) well.
Linda
Yes, fabric was called material when I was growing up. Hadn't noticed the change but obviously it has! Your wee landscapes are great and I especially love the little fawn having his lunch. A magazine cover - definitely exciting!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mary Anne with an "E"....my middle name is also Anne, by the way! (And I loooove the Netflix series Anne With an E.) Yes, we always bought "material" for our sewing patterns.
DeleteI have yet to see that series but it's on my list now that we are getting Netflix. Yes, Anne with an 'E' - however I normally just go by MA which seems easier for everyone to remember.
DeleteMA is good, nice and short! LOL That series is soooo good. Of course growing up I loved Anne of Green Gables and Anne of Avonlea, and have caught every film and tv production of it so far. The Netflix one is my favorite.
DeleteThanks, Jocelyn! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I did grow up calling it material.
ReplyDeleteNot sure when that changed, as Magpie said above. Must have been a gradual thing.
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