I brought all sorts of "stuff" to the workshop I conducted for QSDS (Quilt and Surface Design Symposium) in Columbus, Ohio ... including one or two of the red, beaded coasters. I've had them for months and months. I never thought I would ever use them. Yet, one of the participants laid out an amazing design using one. It was so happy and cheerful. I had to challenge myself to work with a vibrant palette, and this is the result. I'm very pleased with it ... especially since I also found places for the pink ladybug shower hook embellishments. I never thought I'd use them either! Everyone learned something in that experience!
Wednesday, June 22, 2022
Lost and Found III
(Above: Lost and Found III. Custom picture framed: 18 1/2" x 18 1/2". Found objects hand-stitched to a section of a vintage quilt. Found objects include: a decorative, slotted serving spoon; a red, beaded coaster; eight, light blue insulin lancets; blue and yellow, plastic napkin rings; keys; vintage capacitors; eleven, pink ladybugs that were once a decorative part of a set of shower curtains; two, clear tape discs; three different brands of beer caps; two small clothespins; two thimbles; garter hooks; gold hooks and eyes; rectangular brass metal pieces; beads and buttons. Click on either image to enlarge.)
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So fun. When I read your used objects list a voice in my head almost always end it with "and a partridge in a pear tree."
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