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Friday, January 23, 2009

Quilting Playtime



I finished piecing the wall hanging and quilted and backed it. I spent some time sewing on beads and dangles. I moved the black tassel from the right and cut off one of the mauve pompoms. It was too squished to the side. I wish I had two more of the black teardrop beads. I'll have to take those off and put something else on I think. Adding the decorations at the end is half the fun of this style of quilting. I have a big cache of thrift shop beads, necklaces and trims that come in very handy when I start doing this job.


7 comments:

jovaliquilts said...

I like it very much! I've never done any real embellishment, but one of these days. I am already kicking myself for getting rid of all that crazy costume jewelry my kids used to play with.
Funny, I just realized that as I looked at this I was thinking "Japanese warrior jacket." I'm sure that's not what you meant, but the mind seems to want to turn everything into something familiar.

Magpie Sue said...

You are just so darn quick! I really like how this turned out. And yes, embellishing is almost the most fun!

Lily Mulholland said...

Oh wow Joyce - I like it! Good idea using thrifted necklaces too.

Vicki W said...

What a fun piece - I really like this!

Colleen formerly of South Africa said...

Love the finished quilt...I so would like to embellish a quilt sometime. It is very vibrant.

Elaine Adair said...

My goodness - how I admire your stick-to-it-ness! Working and reworking until you have your project just right - I am envious! This has turned out so interesting - totally different than any other person's project. You ARE an artist!

Anonymous said...

that is fun and a very unusual outline.