This one is printed on a natural linen fabric:
Can you tell by the color palette that spring is almost here? Or that I was ready for a change from the almost-monotone palette of the last two Watt & Shand pieces? I was probably influenced by both those factors, but actually the palette in this one was a deliberate attempt to evoke the summery feel of Lancaster City in July, which is when the photos for this one were taken. Lancaster has been a Tree City for years, and there's a lot of greenery around, as well as a proliferation of colorful flower beds and flowering baskets.
The top is finished, next comes the layering, basting, quilting and finishing. I've been very prolific so far this year!
Can you tell by the color palette that spring is almost here? Or that I was ready for a change from the almost-monotone palette of the last two Watt & Shand pieces? I was probably influenced by both those factors, but actually the palette in this one was a deliberate attempt to evoke the summery feel of Lancaster City in July, which is when the photos for this one were taken. Lancaster has been a Tree City for years, and there's a lot of greenery around, as well as a proliferation of colorful flower beds and flowering baskets. 
The top is finished, next comes the layering, basting, quilting and finishing. I've been very prolific so far this year! 
3 comments:
I love the first one as well. The way the blue and green pass each other makes it look like a cloud passing by the window. Really nice.
Thanks! It was a bit of a happy accident.
Sue, it is such a joy to see how your work is evolving....I love what you are doing with the thermofax screens. The green just sings in this piece!
Mary
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