Once that was done I carefully cut out all the land pieces. I traced around the land pieces onto previously fused green fabric and cut them out. Using the original paper drawing placed over my fabric world of blue water, I was able to accurately place my green fabric land pieces and fuse them down.
While I am sure it isn't a perfect replica of the world, I like to think it is a quilter's interpretation of it=)
18 comments:
SWEET! : )
Not all artists can draw. That doesn't mean you are not an artist. I have been following your blog for a while and you most certainly are an artist.
Your earth representation looks great!
Ditto was Gene wrote. Clever.
I think it's amazing....looking forward to seeing more!
I think it's awesome! Don't sell yourself short!!! And I agree with Gene!
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Gene is smart. I think your world looks great.
That looks amazing. much better than what I could ever have done. What is next?
I was always told that artists "INTERPRET" what they see. I think you interpretation makes you an artist...and your technique, clever!
You are amazing! That's fantastic!
Wow! That's supercool! And a nice idea
Well, I think that you did a fine job! You have creatively depicted the world! I'm curious to see where this is going or is it finished?
Love your world! Another one of those challenging ideas that has been swimming in my head for years. I think georgia bonesteel had a abstract world she did way back in the 70's or 80's...
It's a wonderful world -- literally! Well done!
I think you are doing a fabulous job with this piece!!
Your world looks fabulous!
Excellent!
Totally love it.
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