I started my day by undoing. A while back I sewed a border around the fabric with the tree on it in the photo above. It’s been hanging on my studio wall since then. But today I removed that border and started over.
When I was cleaning up my studio I put aside some fabric that I thought would work well with the tree and today I started working on making it into a quilt. Not only did the tree call to me, but the colors did too.
I don’t remember who sent me that gorgeous piece of fabric with the flowers and their roots. They all seem to be ascending to me.
This is as far as I got today.
I didn’t get to sew that panel on the right and still have to find a small piece for the bottom of it. As much as I wanted to keep working on it, by the time I got this far, I was just too tired, in body and mind to do more.
This makes me think of Springtime. The bottom square with the roses looks just like the material of a vintage style sundress I wore when I was in my 20’s. Happy memories.
That is sweet Michele.
Maria, the images and patterns remind me of spring in New England, but the color palette kind of whispers Miami Art Deco. What a whirl, it works so well!
I can see that 1930’s look Colleen, I think the soft colors might come from the gray lighting this time of year.