I decided to use a photo that I had taken on the Needlework Cruise to New Zealand earlier this year. I took the photo as we were leaving Napier, that wonderful Art Deco town.
I don't take many industrial photos but I chose this one because it seemed to have some interesting reflections and I am still trying to work on them. I had to crop a lot of the photo though because we are only working on an A3 sized quilt.
Cropping the the photo made it look more Industrial and not so scenic. I also got a better look at the reflections as well.
I used Vliesofix to fuse the shapes and quilted it without finishing the edges. I think that it gives a more realistic look.
Here is my finished quilt.
Leaving Napier©2014 Linda Steele |
Bye for now,
Linda
4 comments:
What a wonderful way to portray unusual content for a quilt. Looking at your photos I was unable to picture how I would quilt that image; you not only recreated the subject matter but really brought it to life!
Thank you Sarah, I am my own worst critic but I am learning a lot along the way.
Looks great, Industrial would be way out of my comfort zone, but as you say, that is the idea of a challenge. Well done.
Thanks Jude, doing the different challenges really makes me appreciate the work of other quilters who do that kind of work.
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