I have just finished my fragment(s) piece which I am quite pleased with - in fact it was a fabulous subject and I have so enjoyed doing it. I so look forward to each and every subject that comes up and I am enjoying the creative process so much - our blog has done so much for me and I am absolutely loving each and every bit of it. I know I don't put much up here but nevertheless read all and everything that is being done by all of you. The reason I have had to get my piece finished so quickly is that I am meeting up with my sister from New Zealand (also a quilter) and we are off to Birmingham together to spend 5 glorious days amongst all the quilts and quilting friends. Apart from Hilary and Phil are any others of you going to be there? If so I look forward to meeting up with you. I am then going to spend time with my daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren in London before returning back just in time to put my Fragment(s) up on our blog.
I had some fun recently after reading up on the Zen Doodles in Quilting Arts and did a couple of pieces which I will put up here. I think in the one I must have been influenced a bit subliminally colour wise as I seem to have gravitated to using the same colours as the one shown in the magazine - just goes to show how one is influenced, even by colours and we have to continually bend our creative spirit to doing what we want to portray.
I'll also be at Birmingham - would be great to meet up sometime.
ReplyDeleteLove the two little quilts, Patricia - particularly the top one. I'm a curves person and the colours appeal to me. It's a while since I saw a Quilting Arts magazine - must look them out again.
ReplyDeleteIt's not long till Birmingham and I am nearly ready. That means there will be 5 of us at the Festival - we promise to have a photo taken to show the rest of you what you're missing!
Hilary
I like your little quilts. The quilting really enhances them. Have a wonderful time in London!
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