(do not look at my big tushie. I SAID DON'T LOOK!)
The kids liked being all alone in the library before opening hours.
I'll take you on a tour.
Closer view.
(don't use your cell phone here)
It usually hangs in my living room.
Do any of you remember the days of the week tea towels?
They were these towels that ladies embroidered back in the 50's or so.
A lot of them depicted kittens or Scottie dogs doing the chores.
Well this is my updated twisted quilted version.
They are pieced, appliqued, painted and quilted.
*I have to give credit to my artist friend Keith for the ribbon display. He had done all the work for hanging them this way when these were at the art center. It made hanging them today for me so easy.
I used a wavy lined fabric for the roosters tail to depict movement.
is another tree quilt.
Anyway, that was it. Another quilt artist will be hanging her work soon.
We get the whole month of May to show our work.
I'm a mix of nervousness and pride.

9 comments:
Absoluely beautiful as always and very well deserved! Your work is exquisite, oh and what big tushie? :)
Wow, it all looks fab! Way to go!
I love it! Congratulations!
It all looks so good. I have always loved your chicken stuff.
Way to go.
I do remember those tea towel embroideries. I have a couple my grandmother did.
I hope you have lots of sales come from the display.
Have a great day.
Pam
Wow! Everything looks wonderful!! Your Dia De Los Muertos 'tea towels' are the bomb.
although you don't blog much anymore, I'm still a huge fan. awesome works at the library.
Wow that is fabulous! I love the days of the week.
Nice work, lady! Love your art. The tea towels are fab! I'm thinking a trip to the Saline library is in order!
Congratulations on this super duper display! I loved the colors and all the quilts, but my favorite has to be the chicken one!
Blessings,
Dianne
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I really love your work!! The "days of the week" skulls are fantastic. And I really need some of your chicken art!
I had some of my rugs hanging in our local little library and it was so much fun. Your show looks beautiful!
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