I pieced and embellished the block then quilted it, which I thought would give me a few problems. The yarn areas actually provided an area to hide my traveling stitches as I moved from one leaf to the next. The only problem I did have was the yarn getting wrapped around the foot on occasion. I chose not to quilt the flowers which resulted in a nice raised effect enhancing the look of the flowers. The novelty yarn creates a fuzzy, raised texture as well. A few more photos of this work are posted on my Flickr site.
I am now using my embellishment technique on a landscape I created a few years ago.
6 comments:
Amy, It's really lovely!
This is so original...and it works brilliantly.
This is the first time I have seen embellishment with quilting where I think the two techniques truly enhance each other.
Bravo!!!
This is stunning. Are you going to enter it into any shows? I'd love to see it in person.
It looks fantastic!
Wow Amy, it looks so wonderful. I'm looking forward to your landscape.
This is lovely! Very van goghish!
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