and Susan's Eagle.
After a day of playing and a little of this...
Susan makes a "mean" Martini. Don't those olives look good?
I wasn't able to get a photo of Carol's Eagle because by the time I got to our meeting it was too dark. Then, when she got home, she forgot that she didn't have all her feathers pinned down. When she lifted it up to show her hubby, they all fell off. So actually, the photo I already showed is way ahead of where she is. Too funny!
My hat is off to all you girls! Absolutely gorgeous work. I will sit back and enjoy all of your work. Not sure I would be able to work on something that detailed. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a huge work! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteamazing work
ReplyDeleteim flabbergasted at all this work this eagle entails. great job ladies
Beautiful!! That's so sad that her feathers fell off, I bet she was heart sick!!!
ReplyDeleteCrispy
Did all of you hand cut every one of those scallopy feathers?
ReplyDeleteWho knew??? A martini can help with one's creativity??!! I'm there!
ReplyDeleteThese pieces are simply stunning -- I'll bet yours is, too!
Diane
Just unbelievable!! They are truly gorgeous. I know if I had had the martin, my eagle would not look anything like those!
ReplyDeleteSimply Gorgeous!! Sorry for your friends mishap.
ReplyDeleteThey're all gorgeous, love the purple eyes. I think it's a great technique for an art quilt, very impressive results.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable, what a wonderful work!!!
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße
Kerstin