Actually, almost normal might be an exaggeration!
However I did an in-person online workshop! The tutor, Lisa Walton, was in Sydney, Australia and I was in my house in the UK. Zooming, obviously.
Lisa talked about her Fantastic Fusion technique and demonstrated how to do it. My fellow participants and I then worked on our own fusion squares and rectangles.
I tried rearranging the squares and adding larger strips.
Eventually I filled the whole of the cork board.
The next day, as those of you who know me well won't be surprised, I cut it up to narrow the wide strips and to add some more turquoise.
I put it onto acrylic felt with a backing fabric and machine quilted it. I really like the patterns on the back.
And then I added a turquoise binding.
It was a great way to learn a new technique. And probably the only way for me to learn from Lisa.
Thanks for joining me today.
Bernice
This is absolutely beautiful. I love the finished quilt and the back is as the front.
ReplyDeleteLovely, great colours and quilting
ReplyDeleteI want to touch this quilt! My eyes are so happy and my fingers are jealous! This really is a masterpiece of color. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFantastic
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