this quilt square measures about 4 square inches
I "sewed" it with copper wire
I didn't take pictures of the process
but I will with the next one
and give you a step by step
I am so pleased with the contrasting grunginess and elegance of it
modern day wabi sabi
speeded up
faked up
but nonetheless
beautiful in it's wear
I'm seeing a whole ceiling lined with these -- sort of a variation of the old tin ceilings --
ReplyDeleteAmazing !! This is just beautiful, love it.
ReplyDeletelove the aged look you got in your caps! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYes, do tell how you made the background too. Wonderful quiltlet.
i never would have thought to "sew" it on silver..wow it is really cool!!
ReplyDeleteV-e-r-y cool! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteLove this! Can't wait to hear about the background too. Wouldn't these all be great in a row or a grouping on the wall?
ReplyDeletelove this,
ReplyDeletelove you.
VERY cool
ReplyDeleteand so you dear Kimmie!
Love it!
oxo
So cool! I love how your mind works!! I can see a large grouping of these in a weathered wood frame..or crisp black to really showcase the tin.
ReplyDeleteThis metal quilt is so unique- I'm with you on the contrast of the grunginess and smoothness of the metal. your photographs astound me also!
ReplyDeletemee too - how did you make tha backing ? Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteYour metal quilt is brilliant, Kimmie!
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