Pink Artist Squares Finished!!
Yeah!!! I finished my squares for Monica (Girl Gone Thread Wild)...
This was quite a challenge for me since I work with paper to put something that is my craft onto fabric, but Monica was very encouraging and here are the fruits of my labor :-) I have a friend at work who is facing a difficult time right now and I am praying that everything works out well for her. Tina, these squares are for you!
I titled them Love and Hope. I realized early on that I could not glue the quilling to the fabric or it would certainly fall off, so I made them more like charms on a pendant and I hung them that way! I also coated them with a product called "paper glaze" to give it a glass-like appearance.
If I had started earlier, I probably would have re-done the glitter...
but such is life... I promise to do better next time.
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6 comments:
Antonella, you poured your heart into these lil beauties, I happen to LOVE glitter so maybe you did that for ME. lol Love the denim also and of course the quilling is magnificent! I can't wait to see these in person... I will be sure to put it on our doll and wall art in a way so it won't crush the paper. Thanks for playing & going pink! Love & blessings to you for doing this for your friend... xo, Monica
Monica - you are so welcome! You are the one who should be rewarded with accolades for taking on this project. Thank you for doing all the work and letting me be a small part in something that is so important! hugs, antonella :-)
Antonella, thank you for sharing your beautiful work. Your heart and soul obviously go into every creation.
Great job on this! You are so giving!
And I hope you don't mind that I am TAGGING you!
Read the rules here on my blog,
http://3amdesigns.blogspot.com/2008/03/oh-darn-i-got-tagged.html
Have fun with it!
hugs,
toni
This was such an inspiring project. Thank you everyone for your kind words!
Hugs,
antonella :-)
These are great. I think it's brilliant that you incorporated what you are obviously so talented at into these teeny little squares!
Karla
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