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| I painted my fabric with watercolor pencils going around in a circle. I like how that turned out. |
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| I hand quilted this piece using some sliver thread which has a pretty iridescent look to it. |
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| This is a sunflower I doodled onto a piece of muslin. Then added this black print border. It needs to be quilted. |
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Daryl, your doodles are amazing, you are very talented. I love the sunflower the most.
ReplyDeleteDitto what Donna said. You are doing some unique artistic things.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhhhh to actually be able to draw! lol....looks great Daryl...I can't draw a straight line; or follow one.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you use your doodles to make fabulous mini quilts! The sunflower is especially stunning!
ReplyDeleteAlways so creative! You amaze me :*)
ReplyDeleteDaryl you have done it again:) Such creativity!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the sunflower:)
I so admire anyone who can draw. Beautiful mini quilts. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThose doodles are pretty cute! The first quilt looks like the sun shining in a spring day!
ReplyDeleteI'm so inspired by your doodling!!! The sunflower is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI admire your doodling and on your rainbow colored fabric how much fun this looks to be. The flower is focused beautifully with the black floral border. Creative Bliss Dear...
ReplyDeleteWOW! these are fantastic and beautiful Daryl and way to be in with the trends with the watercoloring:) Enjoy the rest of your weekend my friend!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma
Do the watercolours wear okay? Or are these strictly wallhangings which are never to be washed?
ReplyDeleteAmazing doodles, Daryl. Love the effect of the watercolours!!! I didn't know you could get watercolour pencils.
ReplyDeletegreat combination, I especially love the sunflower, this is such a great way to embellish or add to fabric. This has such a 60's feel to it with the water color. The detail is amazing, its definitely a skill I hope to learn one day. great job and its so fun to look at, makes me smile.
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I love your doodles they're so unique. They'd make great wall hangings. I'd love to experiment with something like this but as usual time is a problem.
ReplyDeleteI love your sunflower! I like to doodle from time to time but would have never thought of doing it on fabric. Quite inventive. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat sunflower is FABULOUS! Love your doodles!!! I'd love to see you join link up with us at the Inspire Us Thursdays! link party at www.theinspiredwren.com.
ReplyDeleteSeriously love this technique. Thanks for joining us at Inspire Us Thursdays. You'll be featured on tomorrow's post!
DeleteBeautiful work Daryl!!! I have several books on doodling and all the pens....need to get back at it! I can't wait to see your sunflower quilted!
ReplyDeleteCute work :D
ReplyDeleteDoodling can lead to many interesting places; I like the sunflower. Visiting from Val's Tuesday Archives.
ReplyDeleteLove this. Stopping by from Val's Quilting Studio.
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