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Monday, September 9, 2013

~ quilled bride and groom sheep frame

  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....

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


9 comments:

  1. Best feeling ever to get awesome feedback like that! You did awesome with those hills. It's really cute!

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  2. That is one satisfied customer and one amazing piece of art

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  3. Amazing work, wonder how you handle white so well, I always dirty my whites!!
    http://www.kalasirjana.blogspot.in/

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  4. yeah the curves sure give it a feeling of from far to near. it's a nice piece! can't stop loving those sheep!

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  5. this is so adorable, love the sheep there so cute, who wouldnt love it !!!!
    Paula

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  6. What a beautiful sentiment Cheryl. It turned out great!

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