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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
100 Patches: Mend Series
13 comments:
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Cool beans. I love the size. When you are done wouldn't they look cool sandwiched between two pieces of glass? A big glass and cloth quilt!:)
ReplyDeleteVery cool and different! I love that! Growing tired of same old, same old and welcome some great experimentation.
ReplyDeleteThey are so unique and totally inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI've been toying with this idea for a while...somewhat like the 12x12 journaling but smaller. I'm trying to come up with sale able items for a local art association and this scale (but for me larger than 5"...thinking about 7-8") might be a good plan.
ReplyDeleteThese just plain rock! Such sweet patches. Your creative brilliance is awe inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love the organic, natural look. So beautiful!
ReplyDeletecoming soon to a gallery near you? looks like you have the beginnings of an exhibit.
ReplyDeleteThese are delightful....
ReplyDeleteLove these, so simple, so stunning
ReplyDeletecool. would be easy to whipstitch them together into a really cool wallhanging.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your comments and feedback, everyone. Much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteI love your patch and mend series. I think my favorite one in this post is #3. When I was a girl growing up, our clothes were often patched and mended - the everyday clothes' patches were obvious as in your samples.
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