My Inspiration: April Calendar Picture:
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| Paris Street; Rainy Day 1877 Gustave Caillebotte Art Institute of Chicago |
A Forest of Pieced Trees - Spring Trees - in a paper pieced wall art design -
included in Paper Piecing 1/4 " digital magazine Issue 5 Ap-June 15
by Janeen at Quilt Art Designs (here)
Fabrics: Willow by My Mind's Eye Riley Blake Designs - light grays and yellows
Brussels Washer Linen Blended White (linen/rayon) - background
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| My first tree |
My Spring Forest will be made in low volume fabrics...
The plan is to make 4 trees in my mini wallhanging.
Come back soon to see the forest grow.
Fun Alert: Want to see LOTS of fun paper pieced projects? Click HERE
to view many of the projects included in this current Paper Piecing 1/4 " magazine!
If you like birds, fish, ladybugs and apples .... you'll love this issue !!!
Linking up at: Can I Get A Whoop Whoop! @ Confessions of a Fabric Addict and
Let's Bee Social @ Sew Fresh Quilts and
Paper Piecing Party @ Quilt Art Designs and
TGIFF @ Quokka Quilts
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I'm off to my sewing room!
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Oh Susie! It is so wonderful how you get your inspiration from works of art. And what an excellent way to choose a color palette. Your forest of Spring Trees is going to be very beautiful all done up in low volume fabrics. This first one turned out so well!
ReplyDeleteI love the subtlety in your fabric choices. This is a great block!
ReplyDeleteYour first tree is beautiful. Looking forward to seeing the others... Great use of this fabric to give the idea of the branches and the shade. Very clever.
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see more trees.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the growing forest. Your tree is lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and artistic!
ReplyDeleteYour tree looks fabulous, Susie! Love the low volume choices. This is going to be a gorgeous wall hanging!
ReplyDeleteI love a low volume forest, kinda like it's fogged over. Can't wait to see the rest. So far it looks great!
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