I had a lot of fun, more than I should, working on the Face Your Fear Project. It's finished with a sleeve and ready to move out. I'll put a label on it before the moving day. This is my Jan. OMG as posted in here.
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| Face Your Fear - front 12.5" x 24" |
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| Face Your Fear - back |
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Wow, this is amazing! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis came out so nice, even though I hate snakes. Hope it will e appreciated.
ReplyDeleteHi Margo! Yes, that would be one of my fears, too. And what a nice piece this turned into - I just LOVE how you quilted it. Thank you, also, for linking up this week. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteI don't mind snakes, as some people do, but either way this is a great quilt.
ReplyDeleteyou reinforced the sense of fear with the topsy turvy background and choosing a rattle snake vs. garter snake. Well done!
ReplyDeleteFrom reading your other posts about this little quilt, just because you've faced your fear doesn't mean you plan to live with it! It's a great design and hopefully the recipient will appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteThe quilting is wonderful, love the sinuous lines, matching the "thing" ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Your quilt is beautiful (terrifying?) both on the front and the back. Amazing job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece. Your quilting enhances the snake.
ReplyDeleteGreat result! Has making this helped assuage your fear?
ReplyDeleteInteresting concept for a quilt! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish!
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely one of my fears. Congratulations on your finish.
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