Log Cabin quilt top is finished, needs to be quilted. The center was a wall hanging since 2004 and September 2015 I worked an hour every day and completed in November 14. These are the wildlife we encounter living in Alaska, Wyoming and New Mexico. It is a log cabin design and all hand appliqued. The houses and center are cotton materials and the border animals are wool.
These 2 trees are from Kathy Shawkl's class ICQC 103. The above is an embroidered tree using the split stitch and adding French knot leaves using the "Cloud" method.
Below is a twisted tree using textured yarns. It looks like the dead tree where we walk.
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8 comments:
Lots of fancy stitches on your embroidery project! Happy stitching!
Love your beautiful log cabin quilt and the crazy quilt blocks look fabulous! I haven't taken Class 104 yet, I hope to take it in April next year! It looks wonderful! Christine x
Hi,
Beautiful stitching. Have a great day!
Beautiful stitching! I love your techniques with the trees.
I love what you've done with the applique on the log cabin quilt. Your stitchery is also quite beautiful. Such a lovely lady and the twisted tree looks almost haunted. I'm glad you've gotten more water in your area. I know so many places need it while I seem half flooded at times. =) My lawn is like a wet sponge right now!
I love your Log Cabin quilt!
Those trees are fabulous!
Hi, that's a gorgeous quilt! Such a lot of work! I love the lady with the ringlets and the trees are brilliant!
Barbara xx
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