Elizabeth Barton had a good blog on focal point this week. I will have to look at some of my quilts to see if they had a focal point or not. I know for sure one of the pieces that I am most proud of does have a focal point. It was a nature quilt that I made in a class with Ellen Lindner called Create Your Own Nature Quilt. Focal point and where to put it was a big topic of the lessons. It was a very successful quilt and Ellen was a fabulous teacher.
Midwinter Visitor
I had my focal point as well as having some of my best free motion quilting. The quilt is 28 in by 38 in.
I have a feeling that a lot of my other quilts do not have a focal point. I wonder if our March lesson will be on focal point!
I am linking to Nina-Marie’s Off the Wall Fridays. Check out the other quilts there.
http://ninamariesayre.blogspot.com/2014/02/finding-peace-off-wall-friday.html
Thanks for reading.
Chris
Love your piece, the quilting is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I enlarged it, so so so wonderful. I like it all, the shadowy trees, the distance, the off center cardinal that is looking at me. The quilting. It's lovely. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna Paylor
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After looking at some of your quilts (fabulous by the way) I think a lot of them have a focal point. The old cellar door for sure, I think that's my fave. You do beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering too if that post was a foreshadowing of things to come. :-) Your cardinal is beautiful against the gray trees. And focused.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, by virtue of being red alone, the bird creates a definite focal point & you placed it well. And the quilting IS marvelous, especially the lines on the trees.
ReplyDeleteI love it - that cardinal is so beautiful ! And for sure, it is a focal point ;-))
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