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While I Was Waiting
"Arrange whatever pieces come your way." ~ Virginia Woolf
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- Deborah
- slow unplugged quiltmaking featuring handmade art quilts, often incorporating beads, recycled materials and found objects
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24 comments:
I like it!!
You are such an inspiration in the way you incorporate "found" items in your work. Over the weekend I stopped at a couple of Estate Sales and picked up bits and pieces.
If only I'd also found some inspiration. Oh wait! I have your blog! Thank you!! :)
Absolutely lovely! (I hope no one will actually eat from this tablecloth! ;)
Oh Deb, This came out so beautiful. I really like with way you worked the patchwork squares in with your other embellishments. It looks fabulous!
really pretty work
Awww, I can see a pretty tea pot and tea cups on that and somebody having a wonderful tea party. :)Bea
Your project is beautiful, Deborah, thank you for joining in on the Table Cloth Challenge! I agree with Suzanne, your work is so inspiring!
this is so cool. You are so creative in your work. A pleasure to come visit.
This is beautiful!! What great way to showcase doiles and combine them with patchwork!
WhAt a fabulous idea and beautiful work!!!!
Beautifully vintage!! You are very talented!
I love the found items in your piece, Deborah -- what a beautiful way to preserve the past while creating for the future. A lovely job!
Diane
This is lovely!
wow! that is fantastic! Thanks for sharing it.
I would love to see this in the cloth.
joan
every time you have shown it in progress I have liked it - I LOVE the finished piece. Awesome job.
It's fabulous, I love the combination of the embroidery and the block patches.
Wow, this is interesting and fabulous. Well done! Are you going to quilt it? Happy sewing!
Beautiful, beautiful!
OMG! i am so inspired seeing this! what a wonderful creation!!!!
well done!it's beautiful
have a great and creative day!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
GASP! This is incredibly beautiful and like your first commenter, love the way you've used vintage and found pieces of tat and fluff.
Been away over the bank holiday weekend, so just catching up with friends'blogs... this is absolutely lovely, a future heirloom
Deborah your tablecloth is gorgeous you have made this very special with all the beautiful dolies and the nine patch blocks, it's a great inspiration to look at it.
Anni
This is a wonderful idea!!! If I could sew I could do this with the items from my late Mother In Law.
what a terrific way to showcase treasures of this kind.
And thank you for your comments over at my place hon!!
Um this is beautiful, I just love it, everything about it! This is going in my project idea box for sure!
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