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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Something Cheerful


This year’s winter has been very mild, so the garden has been getting attention. Wild flowers have begun to appear. Still, something cheerful in the middle of January would be welcome, something with my garden theme. Here is my choice :

Geraniums from My Garden (42x52½”/1m07 x 1m33, Feb. 1998), 
machine pieced and quilted, some hand-painted fabrics
This quilt appeared at the 1998 International Quilt Festival in Houston, TX. Was it that long ago ? It seems like yesterday. It’s an old friend.
The colors are off in this detail photo, however, the stitching can be seen. I’ll have to photograph it when I see it again. 

 And may your day be cheerful!

16 comments:

  1. Quel magnifique travail, je crois que j'adore absolument TOUT ce que tu fais. Bisous et très belle année Nadia !

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  2. you have such a great sense of colour and line Nadia!

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  3. Bam! What a lovely burst of colours!

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  4. Wow! You were way ahead of your time! Still very relevant and beautiful.

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  5. This is a masterpiece. I love the juxtaposition of all the pieces. Unexpected!

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  6. It is beautiful, Nadia, and you're right - very cheerful!

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  7. Beautiful and reminds me of your recent journal pages.

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  8. agree with Carol--and i'm loving the unexpected use of form and color

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  9. Definitely beautiful - and a welcome sight for me after we've had several days of grey dismal rain.

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  10. Your work is always amazing and so different from anything I make - I love to see it! Beautiful.

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  11. Oh beautiful quilt! It deserves to have been there!

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  12. What a beautiful piece Nadia. When I done the Centennial Quilt this spring time, its onto creative endeavors I want to do!

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  13. I can only agree with everyone else. what a lovely colourful quilt Nadia. you are so creative and clever.

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  14. Cheered me up! Grey and freezing here...

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