The center portion of this Quilted Art Piece minus the Scripture and frog, were gleaned from a fellow quilter's cast offs. After adding the Scripture from Isaiah concerning crocus, it needed a frog before piecing the checkerboard and blue borders. It's machine quilted. What a fun piece to complete.
Being is Nana is quite a blessing. This wall hanging hangs in Chloe's bedroom and was a delight to create especially for her. Indeed, children are a gift from the Lord - Psalm 127:3.
Created from batik fabrics gleaned only from the "remnant" bin, this brown and blue wall hanging was a delight to create! The oak leaves are hand appliqued and the whimsical style is reminiscent of falling leaves which are so wonderful this time of year. If you would like to own this fun piece, contact me as it will be going to my Etsy Shop soon.
I've begun adding an additional sleeve to the bottom of my Quilted Art Wall Hangings as well as the one on top for hanging. It aids in the piece hanging straight.
Seeing this piece daily as it hangs in my living room, I've decided to cover up the purple ginkgo leaf on the left with a lighter purple color to give it more contrast to the black/white batik background. Now - which color to choose.
I used the Escape Hatch method to sandwich the wall hanging quilt so it will not need a binding. Yea! Since this is a wall quilt that works fine. (I really like the P.S. I love you fabric!) My little recipient likes buttons too so lots of buttons in the finishing plans.