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| I am finally able to share this quilt with you. It was a birthday gift for my grand daughter so I had to keep it under wraps till now. |
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| Things didn't quite go as planned with this quilt. I started with this cute mad hatter pattern and added the dimensional flowers on the hats. |
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| Then my plan was to add Alice's head and shoulders at the top and her legs and feet at the bottom. The head and shoulders turned out fine, but when I went to add the feet, I realized it was way out of proportion. Her body behind the quilt would be twice and long as it should be so I scrapped that plan. At this point, I needed to make it larger, so I added the tea cups to surround the hats. I think the results were good. Gabrielle loved it, anyway. Soooo, Alice became a pillow... |
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| She was quite a challenge for me. I've never been good at drawing faces, so this was a painful process, but eventually I got there. |
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| Now I must move on to my other Christmas Projects as time is ticking by!..Thanks for stopping by. I truly appreciate it and hope you'll come again. -Derrith |
2 comments:
I so like the story of Alice In Wonderland. You did such a good job creating Alice. The quilt is so whimsical.
Gorgeous quilt! Do you perchance have the mad hatter hat pattern or do you know where I can get a copy? Thanks! Ann-Marie
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