It feels good to be back in the Studio and being productive.
Lately, I have been working on a new quilt for our bedroom (pictures to follow in
a later post).
Earlier this week I enjoyed sitting at my machine and
the sun shining on my back.
The next morning we woke up to a surprise snow.
Since enough had accumulated on the outdoor kitchen counter it was time for some snow dyeing. I
pulled some of my favorite colors (Carmine Red, Teal, Golden Yellow and
Wedgewood Blue) and sprinkled them dry on the snow covered fabric.
One yard was
put into a container with the snow, just to see how it would melt out.
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| Container Snow Dyed |
The
container piece has it’s pluses and minuses, but I think the parts that look
dark will be great surface work pieces.
Here are how the other four pieces turned out. They are all wonderful
and I can see so many different uses and whole cloth quilts in each one.
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| Can you see an English Garden? |
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| Sunset over the mountains |
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| Firework explosion. |
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| Fall vegetable garden |
