The last while has been busy and, in some ways, emotionally difficult. Giving away the treasures that have been hidden in my stash for years is sad, even though I know that they have to go. I don't want my children stuck with the chore of deciding where to send the treasures when I'm no longer here--or trying to sell them off for pennies on the dollar, at a garage sale.
After another yet afternoon of purging, I needed to have some fun, and put together a small piece, fairly traditional, but acceptable for exhibiting, if something small is required to fill an empty space. I had fallen in love with the applique fabric and bought it, with no clear idea of how it might be used, but I think it works well here. I have appliqued it using a Broderie Perse technique. The background is a piece of very light tan fabric, that I rusted. The finished piece is 15" by 21". It can't be seen in the photo, but the flowers are FMQ'd, and lightly beaded. I have given it the title of "A Simple Pleasure".
Friday, August 10, 2018
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Lovely! Good for you tackling the difficult task of purging your work to lessen the burden on your children.
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