 I got a lot done this weekend. I'ts just too hot to be outside so between some Olympic watching I quilted some veteran's quilts, blocked my Non Unus Pluma quilt, dyed some beach towels and finished my latest mosaic section.
We have Mallard ducks visit the pond often so I thought I should include one om the wall. Of course after I finished it and stepped back I realized I had my duck sitting on top of the water instead of floating in it so I'm going to call this the Jesus duck. He rules all other ducks. Believe it or not that beak piece was pulled straight out of my scrap container. No nipping necessary. The water came from a piece of potter that someone has used to test glazes. The mix of color samples was perfect for my water.
Becky in VA
8/8/2016 11:18:49 am
Love it! 8/8/2016 12:20:32 pm
thank heavens the extreme heat has passed us by for the last three days - we have been rained cooled - still too humid but cooler
Laceflower
8/8/2016 12:26:16 pm
You don't seem to have any problem coming up with subjects for you wall. Great Mallard ruling the waves.
patty
8/9/2016 09:59:47 am
I live 27 miles from the Football HOF. There was a picture on-line and it looked like the artificial turf is worn out and all that was showing was the rubber pellets that are used to keep the turf in place.
Tina in NJ
8/8/2016 07:00:56 pm
Jesus duck is beautiful! I'd love to see the beach towels. Were they tie died?
shirley swift-bruner
8/8/2016 07:29:46 pm
well, even though your duck is 'on' the water....that is probably the way i would have done it, too. i don't always think of how it should be. but, it's your duck....so it's ok. well done 8/9/2016 08:16:53 am
Sweet, just like with quilting it is always great to find a piece that is just right straight out of the scrasp.
patty
8/9/2016 10:00:37 am
Cute duck! Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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