What should we do to celebrate? How about a give-away?
Leave a comment on my blog anytime from now up to midnight on March 31st telling me if you would rather have one of my finished daily fabric compositions or a zipper bag if your name is chosen. Only one comment will be counted, but you are welcome to leave more comments. It just won't improve your chances of winning. I will pick a winner on April 2 and mail them their choice. Tell your friends, everybody is welcome.
Speaking of finished daily fabric compositions . . . I have been finishing a few of them. Here are a couple with the before and after picture.
This one looks very similar as I only did some outline stitching and a few rows of stitching on the bottom.
This one looks more different because I had to crop a lot off. I did lots of stitching on this one and used a fused binding on the edges.
Another one that looks very similar to the before picture. But I like the texture the stitched lines add. The stitching in the green area is with a blue thread.
6 comments:
well done for 1000 posts. I hit that a little while ago and was quite surprised. Not entering the draw, though...
but I just wanted to say how interesting that the simple compositions become more lively with the stitching. You mentioned texture, but I think it has also added movement.
Sandy in the UK
Congratulations on 1000 posts. I always enjoy your blog and your work! I would love to win either one of your clever little zipper bags or a wonderful little artwork. I too find that my work doesn't really come to life until I quilt it. Makes such a difference.
Congrats on the 1000 posts! I really enjoy following your work- I love the simple, clean lines. I'd love to add one of your daily pieces to my collection.
Since I'm already a lucky recipient of one of the bags - I'd love one of the little pieces.
Congratulations on a thousand posts! And thank you for your inspiring blog. I would love to win one a piece of your striking artwork. I love art quilts.
It's always interesting to see another quilters' work. And I'd love a zippered bag too.
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