My muse has left me. For three days I have pondered how I could use our new pattern, Fiore di Pietro creatively. Nothing came to me. Today I sat down to try and master the pattern so I could use it in this week's challenge. This was the result (after two hit the "round file"). I wanted to honor Rho's brother in law with something special but I think this week my mind focused too much on loss. A dear friend lost her 21 year old grandson in a motorcycle accident this week. Life is fragile!
Rho, I would be happy to be included in your project. My condolences to you and your family.
14 comments:
ah! i like the banner! and i like how you used the points on the banner pole (no idea what you call that) and the touch of color :) rho will love this one!
praying for you and your friend's family - sorry to hear this sad news.
I love this too! The banner is a very sweet idea, and I like the way you've left the pattern to make its own border along the bottom. I'm so sorry to hear about your friend's grandson. 21 is no age at all, it's so sad.
I am so sorry for your friend's loss. I think this is a beautiful tribute. Good work!
Very nice, the banner is used so compositionally well in this.
Love your delicate quilt of Fiore. It is beautiful remembrance.
I love your banner effect. I can understand having a hard time trying to cope with your friends' loss, too.
The banner is a great idea! Well done!
A wall hanging that has so much strength and beauty with a code of honor really fits the bill for this challenge! Stupendous idea!
I think your muse kicked in! This is a lovely idea...the wall hanging is just perfect...
Yes, life is fragile, your concentration and focus worked, your piece has delightful aspects.
Me gusta mucho, es preciosa. Muy triste y difícil el momento que están pasando tus amigos.
Un fuerte abrazo
I think you did a wonderful job, especially under the circumstances, your muse came back to help you out. So sorry for your loss.
OUch... so sorry about the loss. Life is indeed fragile. May your expression in art help the healing process...
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