The Foxglove...
it grows everywhere here in Western Oregon
in the spring time...
Foxglove growing alongside the cow barn...
Foxglove growing in the corral...
Foxglove growing along the fence in the hay field...
A few years ago I picked a few foxgloves
and brought them to a jello printing class
I was co-teaching with
fellow instructor Nancy Bryant
We decided to demonstrate putting two jello plates
together to form one long plate for printing...
Nancy chose the foxglove plant for the demo.
The plant is quite tall and a perfect choice.
Nancy recently unearthed this fabric print
from 2010 and decided to work on it...
This is the foxglove print on fabric:
Nancy is auditioning fabrics for piecing the top...
This is the quilt top created by Nancy...
She handed it off to me for quilting:
Here it is basted and ready to go under the needle...
Here it is after an afternoon of stitching...
this view shows the stitching lines nicely...
Sulky Gold Metallic Thread for quilting...
Gold Metallic thread leaves
are quilted into the borders
This piece will be on display at OSU Campus
in Corvallis, Oregon
at the LaSells Stewart Center
January 25, 2014
I am handing this off to Nancy for an edge treatment
of her choice.
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
Wow! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
Do you mean foxgloves grow wild out there?! WOW! I only wish the same here.
ReplyDeleteYes, the foxgloves grow like weeds everywhere here in Western Oregon. They can be seen along the road sides too!
ReplyDeleteLuAnn