sue.ross.8782

Thanks for the tips. your collage is fabulous. They sure bring the spring to the room in January.

tebill

While I love making quilts following patterns, it was so much fun trying something totally different. With a collage using steam-a-seam, one can try making a flower for example and if you're not happy with it, you simply remove it or make changes before ironing it down permanently. I do a lot of photography and after making three collage quilts I find I'm even looking at photos ops differently. Looking at people's faces I see various shades for example. After piecing together many quilts over time, the collage approach meant no sewing until it was time to either add a border or do the quilting! I am quite addicted to this process and have several projects waiting for me to begin. I did a poppy collage hanging and my husband wants me to make some for veterans. That is a project I can work on while camping this summer as I won't need my sewing machine along with me. I hope you try to make one! I absolutely loved making this Sublime quilt! In February I'm taking a class where we will take a photo of a pet and turn it into a collage. So I have our bichon shih zhu dog's photo ready to go! I also am going to try and make a collage portrait of our granddaughter who will be turning 3 soon! Yes, I am addicted to this, aren't I?

SusieQOH

Sublime is the perfect name for your gorgeous creation!!!!!

leighway

Thanks to your post, I went and looked her up and watched a couple of her videos...what a marvelous job you've done! This is going to be interesting to try!

Onetomatoplant

It is well named! Wow. It's breathtaking!

jeanb

Beautiful!!!

materialworld

Impressive quilting!

sewingsuz

This is lovely, great work.