All that is left to do is the binding. I mulled over whether or not to hand quilt this piece, then decided on machine. My hand quilting is not really very good. I wanted to play with line and form for the quilting. I did the lines first, then the groups of circles. It still felt unfinished, so I selected three small sections to do small stippling. I am thinking a red binding would work well, but I will sleep on it and see if I still like the idea.
This has been a very interesting challenge. I have gained a new appreciation for solids watching all the wonderful creations appear here. My husband is very sad I am sending this one off. I may have to find another painting to interpret for him so he is not so sad.
5 comments:
love this and how sweet it is that your husband likes this piece so much.
Wow! Wow! Wow! I think the idea of stippling in sections is the key to quilting I've been looking for!
haha! my hubby too that is why I am now making a matisse quilt! LOL! Looks great Miki! Love the circles in the quilting, you definitely captured the Kandinsky feel!
Very arty, Miki and a little bit different with the quilting.
What a great piece, Miki ... I love what you've done! (You were so much more successful with your Kandinsky than I was with mine.)
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