It's time for the Blogger's Spring Festival, which is very kindly put together twice a year by Amy from Amy's Creative Side.
Two entries are allowed this time and this is my second entry.
My fishy wall hanging.
I made a pile of string blocks using batiks and broke them up with some fishy and seahorse blocks.
The seahorses were appliqued and then I added transfer foils with bondaweb to give them a shimmery effect.
The fish and the seahorses were trapunto -ed to make then stand out and I pebbled the background.
I free motion quilted it on my domestic machine.
Quilted feathers in the border - I used some metallic threads to give it a bit of sparkle.
This quilt will be entered into the Favourite Wall Hanging category.
I have it hanging in my living room and adds a nice splash of colour to the room.
Thank you for taking the time to look at my blog and if you voted for me then thank you - that's fantastic.
Rhianon.
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's gorgeous! I love the colours you have used and the quilting which highlights everything so well. A wonderful work of art.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are fabulous as usual! So love your snowy dyed fabrics. But your quilting is over the top and sets everything off. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites! Your quilting is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteToo cute! I love stopping by here….
ReplyDeleteI love the trapunto and transfer foils. They really make the fish come to life. Beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany, Grit
Original and fun combination of so many techniques. I'm a huge fan of foiling and admire your trapunto work too.
ReplyDeleteI had not heard of foiling before but it really makes your seahorse shine! Amazing quilt! Best of luck to you!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is really awesome and gets my vote! Wish I had something as cheery in my living room!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your quilts won my heart over. I'm definitely voting for this one. It's absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful! This would be my daughter's favorite too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilting.
ReplyDeleteWow - so much detail! I love the effect of the trapunto,
ReplyDeleteHope you win the bloggers quilt festival... love your quilting and your trapunto too! Thanks for sharing your artwork! Kathi
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