... "Across the Universe" --- Click here to get the details of the challenge over at Persimon Dreams Blog - Project Quilting.
I was traveling back home from a quilt retreat on Sunday and I pulled over and called my Mom and asked her to read the challenge to me. I wanted to brainstorm ideas while I was driving. For some reason, I think I need to know the challenge as soon as it is posted. I have been thinking about is since Sunday. I have a great idea!
Today, I finally gathered the fabrics.
I selected several textures.
I selected greens and browns.
I cut a variety of sizes from the fabrics. Kind of estimating what size I will need for each of the fabrics. I spent the evening ironing heat n bond lite to the back of the pieces.
I wanted to get all the ironing done, as we are suppose to have a winter storm tomorrow starting with freezing rain during the night and then up to 6 to 8 to 10 inches of snow in our area. There is always a possibility of loosing power when we get freezing rain. I wanted to make sure I was ready, if we did, all of my applique pieces would be ready to cut.
I love the batik with the fish! I can't wait to start cutting.
I am ready to create my challenge quilt --- Inspired by "Across the Universe"!
Stayed tuned for more later in the week.
Enjoy!
Marcia
Thoughts and photos shared by me ... Marcia. I am a professional modern freestyle long arm quilter and a fiber artist, a photographer, and a novice gardener. I love to create quilted items using old and new fabrics. I am also a mother, a daughter, a friend, a wife and a Grandmama! I am a blogger and I share it all here... Welcome!
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
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Can't wait to see more with that one Marcia. That's a huge amount of very different fabrics.
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