I had this four patch made some time ago, using a painted fabric I had made and used for another piece. I added more gray fabric and, since I found my freezer paper chair pattern during the "clean up and removal" process in my work space, I used it again to make another chair. SOLD
So many grays are mixed with either red or yellow. It's difficult to find a pure gray (white and black) in fabric. I like my chair and now that I have "three" I can consider this a "series" and make more. How fun is that?
86 degrees here in Maine today and I think it was well over 100 at the greenhouse. I feel exhausted. Every piece of clothing is damp or just plain wet. And I am covered in dirt.
I started the day at 5:30, getting up to put together the watering system and watered my vegetable garden until the moment it was time to leave for work. First thing I did when I got home was turn the system back on and get those poor plants a good drink. A cold front is supposed to come through and make things better. Hurry. I am melting.
LOVE LOVE LOVE
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Really love it!No pressure-I'm just asking since I saw something on another artists blog and waited too long to ask-someone else got it.
Praying for that cold front here too. It's 93 & brutal- making me feel sick. Hope you're doing better soon.
I LOVE this! Don't tell the other Twelves I said this, but I think this is way more interesting than any of ours. Gray was not my favorite challenge, but I truly love what you did with it.
ReplyDeleteI love this too, Joanne, and you are so right about finding a true gray
ReplyDeleteOh I really like this!!
ReplyDeleteI'm OK with terry liking your piece better than ours -- yours has a wonderful energy to it and I love your variety of greys! I'm glad you are playing along and giving us a run for our money. ;-)
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