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Old 10-21-2010, 03:22 AM
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I loved it already and coming to skeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
great job :thumbup:
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Old 10-21-2010, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Sharoni
Janice, since you asked. In nature, rocks would not be piled up against a tree like that, but in New England, rock walls are everywhere. I would extend the rock wall across
the picture to make it look like the tree is behind the wall. The fallen leaves can be in front of the wall just as easily. Don't you just love that with repositioning spray adhesive you can make changes however you want to? I do.
You have done a lovely job. My daughter is coming today to show me how to get pictures from my phone to my computer. I will have her upload my first (and so far only) landscape quilt that I just finished.
at the point of reading this i have already sewn it.. no moving it now....i actually tried to do rocks across i didn't like how it looked.. so i piled them there... i do not like how my snow turned out as i tried to put some metallic thread for shimmer and that didn't work well and finished up in just white.... no worries.. i had someone see it last night and commission me to do a bird one for her :) This is a learn as you go process... :)

I have never used that product what is it called? I would love to see your photo be sure to send me a link and thanks for the suggestions..
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Old 10-21-2010, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by quilt3311
Good job. it reminds me of the cardinals that winter in our back yard. Against the snow the red really sparkles when they are on a branch or at the feeder.
I do remember them from my time living in toronto years ago.
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Old 10-21-2010, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by rosalyne
How did you order this piece #15630. I went ot modascapes but had no luck. Thanks. Roz
I got it at my local quilt store here in Ca
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Old 10-21-2010, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by kriscraft99
oh that IS stunning! It makes me dream of winter :)

What is the name or mfg of the woodgrain fabric you used?
It is Modascapes 15630 :)..
http://www.etsy.com/search_results.p...e=all&includes[0]=tags&search_query=woodgrain+fabrics&page=1&ref=related
here is a site with some..
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that is SO effective!
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Old 10-21-2010, 12:41 PM
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I am finished the top now.. and will put batting and backing on it and a hanger for the back.. hope to see all you try a landscape in the future ;) as a result of this one I have been asked to do one for money :).. so off to the drawing board ;).
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I like it because I love cardinals
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That is wonderful, imagination being able to put your thoughts on your canvas ( fabric). The post previous to yours talked about comparing artists and quilters - Wow what a good example. Great work!
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Originally Posted by inletjerry
That is wonderful, imagination being able to put your thoughts on your canvas ( fabric). The post previous to yours talked about comparing artists and quilters - Wow what a good example. Great work!
thank you :)
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