
Cabin fever is setting in. It's much too cold and windy to be outside, so I have to content myself with daydreaming about a summer day and a spot like this.
On the banks of that stream is where I found this mushroom, Amanita muscaria, aka Fly Agaric. This one is definitely NOT edible, but it is beautiful:

Here is another eponymous small quilt. I handpainted most of the fabrics, couched down yarn, and handbeaded around the image.

3 comments:
Sue,
Are you making these mushroom quilts
now? I don't remember seeing them on your website. How large are they?
They are stunning.
Thanks Mary! I made these last summer, but they are part of an ongoing series--I have more photos to work with as I have time. They average about 24" on a side. They are on the website, in the gallery, on the fungus page.
This and the other flora/fauna quilts are beautiful. The images and color palettes are gorgeous.
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