Friday 14 March 2014

Scribbling with the Treadle


This afternoon I did a bit more quilting on the free motion landscape.  I decided that a church and a cluster of houses on the skyline was what it needed.  Since taking this photo I have almost finished filling in the gap on the left between the trees and the horizon.


I was relieved that I managed to make the church tower vertical. 

Quite what I am going to put in the foreground remains to be seen.  Taking this project slowly is turning out to be really enjoyable.  No real plan, no pressure.  Just what I need at the moment, because the weather has dried up and I have a vegetable plot to dig.

Linking up today with Leah Day's blog for Free Motion Friday
and Sarah's blog Confessions of a Fabric Addict for Whoop Whoop Friday

7 comments:

  1. Oh, wow, this is looking great, and I love that you are taking your time and just enjoying.
    Love,
    Linda

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    1. It's a zero deadline but I'm not going to hide it away unfinished project... Can you come up with a better name for it please Linda?

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  2. Lovely, Muv, and it looks like fun! Have a wonderful day working in your garden. We're having a bit of a break here in NJ as well, but they forecast snow again on Monday. *sigh*

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    1. Thank you Laura Jean! We have just had two days of thick fog followed by a beautiful sunny day today. There could be a lot more digging than sewing in the days ahead...

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  3. It have very interesting texture. It is nice to slow down the pace and let your creativity be the driving force and not a deadline.

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  4. Love your free motion quilting :-) Nice landscape

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  5. just seen this post - it is fantastic - wish I could treadle and FMQ like you - I know its practice but this is beautiful.

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