Q is for Quilt by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After I posted "P is for Pottery," I thought I'd start on Q, since I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do. I ended up working on it this whole time! LOL! So whatever time I posted P, and whatever time I posted Q, the difference is how long it took me to make this piece. I thought I'd tell you that, because whenever I do needlepoint or quilting or crocheting, someone (everyone) ALWAYS asks, "How long did it take you to do that?"
I love to quilt, and spent a few hours this afternoon with my quilting friends working on a group project, so this was a timely topic. :)

Comments (17)
What a glorious collection. This would make an insanely colorful quilt.
Fabulous composition !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would have to call this A Celebration of Spring! I agree that this would make a wonderful quilt.
Brilliant ! Such a joyful thing, gorgeous!
This is very nice, I love quilts, they are amazing art.
beau travail!
Absolutely stunning. I really love this quilt. Very wonderful artwork again... I think i am repeating myself day after day to you now Tara :-)))
What great colours these shots make together.
Beautiful work, love it!
Amazing work Tara. God bless.
Do you take any orders for a bigger one Tara ? ;P a vibrant and incredible organic looking quilt, with all the colours of the rainbow here united ... and it didn't take long at all, only about 2-3 hours but who is counting ?- just how do you do it ? ;)) This one will definitely keep you both warm on those snowy and freezing nights, when back home again ! and you know how much I just lurve purple - speaking of the framing ... BB BTW - I also love most of the letters of the alphabet, from prior posts - since the 'A' ... life (around our garden) is just so very busy - momentarily, and also so very hot ;P
Very cool idea! great work
That's a gorgeous quilt, and a gorgeous photo of it, Tara! So colorful! Can't wait to see what you come up with next...
Good idea of a colored kilt.
What a stunning quilt this is! I'll bet it would smell lovely, too. Fantastic work!
As a quilt, it's beautiful. As a montage, it's a big popping visual, with multiple views of nature and flowers. As an abstract it's equally vibrant and dancing. And you used that brush pattern to unify and pull images together. You have some architecture here (ornament) or perhaps it's ornament on a vase or pot. And your color combinations make strong contrasts and dance. This is beautiful, Tara, and your choice of deep purple for the borders and the words (well the words are a brighter purple) sets off all the activity within. I see that all the corners are met with the circular brush, as are the innermost squares. In fact, you make a diamond square in the inner squares (from that brush). Patterns abound. You still haven't lost any inspiration in this series. More beautiful work.
Every time I see one of your alphabet images, I think wow, that's my favorite. Then I see another one and it goes to the top of the list. But this one might just stay there; it's just as gorgeous and anything can be. It resonates with me on a personal level as well, since a friend of mine just made me the most incredible quilt--using a "bone man" fabric she found. Guess now I'll have to take a foto of it so you can see it. I have a great admiration of you quilters--what a glorious art!!