This is not my usual quilt project, but I needed a break from my ordinary. I had my doubts about my ability to do a landscape collage, as my 6th grade teacher told me that I would never be an artist because I couldn't draw. She said my cow looked like a pig! But, I was interested in experimenting with raw-edge applique, so I gave it a shot.
THE STATS: La La Land, 2022, 11"x14", Raw-edge machine applique, machine embroidery, machine quilted.
I won't explain the reason for the name. Let's just say that it came out of a long stay in a hospital with pain-medication dreams.
I feel it is sometimes important to show my failures (or as I like to call them -- learning experiences). Not a lot of success with this experiment. What I learned: #1 I will stick with traditional applique methods. #2 A bad dream is not a good inspiration for a quilt. #3 A good border can sometimes half-way redeem a quilt. #4 It's a good thing that I remember not to include a cow on a quilt!
1 comment:
A bit of humor is well appreciated as with showing what you call a learning experience. You've encouraged me to share some of my artwork 'failures' aka learning experiences.
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