For the gulls, I printed pictures unto fabric and then needle-turned them, which was much easier than I expected. These birds are about 1-2" from wingtip to wingtip. A friend gave me that marvelous piece of sky fabric!
The water has beads, some yarn that looks like seaweed, lace to look like foam, and some lamé peeking out in a couple of places. I also put tulle over the darker part after deciding it was too dark.
The sand also has tulle to give it varying shades. I only used one fabric for the three sand parts. It has small beads that look like shells, plus shells that really are shells, a little piece of driftwood, plus more beads and a fence with some of the same sea-weed looking yarn hanging on it as I put in the water. I outlined the shadow thinking a darker shadow would be too busy.
7 comments:
Wow!! That is really, really nice. I think you did a fantastic job. It gives me inspiration to do a landscape type quilt/wallhanging. I can't wait to see the skinny mountain one.
Elsie, I think this little landscape is just spectacular. I can imagine how much work has gone into it. I enjoyed watching it come together, and I think the other landscape will be spectacular too. Well done!
So nice! I like lots of it, great fabrics, but the fence is awesome.
Fantastic! Love how you did the birds. It's been fun watching this wall hanging evolve!
Wow ...... what a fantastic quilt!
Simply stunning!!!!!
Ooooo...I like, I like! These are beautiful.
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