My local quilting guild has become acquainted with a local guild in Russia and recently we had a visit from one of their members (...who happens to have a daughter living in this area and is a new member of our guild).
This year the Russian guild sent us a collection or Russian fabric with a challenge to create a small wall quilt that represents our impression of Russia. Participation is totally voluntary. The quilts will be displayed here and then be sent together to the Russian guild. At first I didn't take any fabric because I had absolutely NO ideas of how to represent my idea of Russian with fabric. I think my experiences in art class as a child had my mind totally frozen. But, after I went home, the ideas started to flow and now I actually have several. So, I asked to have some pieces mailed to me and they arrived yesterday:
The shades of color remind me of vintage fabrics. This won't be my next project, but it's high up on the list. I hope I can make my thoughts transfer to fabric in a meaningful way.
This year the Russian guild sent us a collection or Russian fabric with a challenge to create a small wall quilt that represents our impression of Russia. Participation is totally voluntary. The quilts will be displayed here and then be sent together to the Russian guild. At first I didn't take any fabric because I had absolutely NO ideas of how to represent my idea of Russian with fabric. I think my experiences in art class as a child had my mind totally frozen. But, after I went home, the ideas started to flow and now I actually have several. So, I asked to have some pieces mailed to me and they arrived yesterday:
The shades of color remind me of vintage fabrics. This won't be my next project, but it's high up on the list. I hope I can make my thoughts transfer to fabric in a meaningful way.
cool fabric, nice design
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