I just finished up a pillow cover for the shop today. Since it was nautical in theme, we packed the kids up and headed to the boardwalk in single digit temperatures for a little adventure and photoshoot.
I used my linocut design of a little boy's sailor suit for the centerpiece. This design reminds me of my son's second Easter when he wore a navy sailor suit and hat. It always makes me smile remembering how adorable he looked! He has one of these prints framed and hanging above his bed, as well.
I freemotion quilted the words "Sail Away" and a couple of waves along the side of the pieced center. I used a glass bead to dot the "i."
The upper left corner, opposite the "Sail Away" is heavily quilted with straight lines, 1/4" apart. A row of white waves are raw edge appliqued along the bottom.
The materials used in this pillow include Joel Dewberry's Modern Meadow, Hope Valley by Denyse Schmidt, and Kona solids.
Sweet!!! Great design Amy!
ReplyDeleteAwesome design! Love those quilted letters and the little touch of Hope Valley in the binding!
ReplyDeleteThe "sail away" quilting is a great special touch!
ReplyDeleteSuper great! Love that you road-tripped it for a photo shoot. I am impressed!
ReplyDeleteI like it! Nice photoshoot too.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh...this is soooo cute!! And free motion WRITING...ARGH!! Sounds too difficult for me to even THINK about!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun photo shoot, and I'm loving the pillow! The free-motion writing came out great!
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