You might remember
the quilt I started a few years ago. I called it the "Museum Quilt" because it is about symbols, as they can be found on ancient artefacts, and partly are authentic, partly invented.
I took working on it up again, after finishing my latest quilt, because I thought it should be continued.
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| A divine couple, partly taken from very ancient pottery |
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| A Japanese calligraphy from Rayna Gillman's stash |
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| Critters out of Wanda Hansen's scraps |
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| Mountains that Yael Eshkar gave me |
I apply the korak method which allows me to connect the pieces rather informally. It will be full of stories from long forgotten times -- or modern whimsical fiction --, when I'll finish it.
Coming back to an old task (this one was started about 3 years ago) can be quite inspiring.
2 comments:
love that you're back to korak. it always inspires me. your quilt will be like reading a book...a story in each piece.
Deanna, thank you! I'm trying to reach this state of a "story" quilt.
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