wow....has it really been that long since I last blogged
well I have been blogging.... and lots of it
but not for me
my parents took a trip across Canada and back through the US
and I've been ghost blogging for them...if you want to check out the blog go here....
Sheila and Glen's Excellent Adventure and start at day one
it's been fun and I've learned a lot about North American geography along the way
but I have still been quilling and I have a gem I've been wanting to blog about for a long time
and now it has been received.... in Greece, I can share it
it started with an email from Alex in Greece, a drawing and a frame
first thing I did was make the guests of honour....the bride and the groom
then I placed them in the frame and added paper cutouts of what was left to quill
Alex was specific which really helped me out - she wanted
quilling in a frame...like a painting but quilled
black sheep with
a hat and a bow tie as the groom
white sheep with
glitter veil or holding a bouquet as the bride
small farm house
a tree, a flower, clouds, sun
both on a bike
with cans?
write something
or leave it plain or just married , 7th September 2013
Vassiliki &
Sotiris (bride & groom)
so this drawing turned into this quilled wedding frame
the hardest part for me was figuring out how to have something in the foreground
with other things in the background so I cut strips of the same coloured paper
in to curves to represent rolling hills and I think it worked
and voila ... the final product mailed to Alex in Greece
after quite a few nail biting weeks I received this note from Alex
and to say it made my day is an understatement....
Hi Cheryl,
just opened your package. It is a masterpiece! Girl, you rock! I am speechless! I love it! Now you can post it so everyone can admire it!
Thank you soooo much! I know my friend will love it! Love the sheep, love the trees, love everything!!! I did expect it to be good, but it is so so so....... Good! It is damn excellent.
thank you, thank you, thank you!
Gratefully
Alex
Best feeling ever to get awesome feedback like that! You did awesome with those hills. It's really cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is one satisfied customer and one amazing piece of art
ReplyDeleteAmazing work, wonder how you handle white so well, I always dirty my whites!!
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yeah the curves sure give it a feeling of from far to near. it's a nice piece! can't stop loving those sheep!
ReplyDeletethis is so adorable, love the sheep there so cute, who wouldnt love it !!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Its really wonderful !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sentiment Cheryl. It turned out great!
ReplyDeleteit's lovely!
ReplyDeletelovely!!
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