(another) Moon Gazing Hare
Anyone who has followed my stitching pursuits for a while will know that I have churned out the odd hare or two. I came to having a bit of a thing about hares simply because I married one, or a son of one, if you want to be literal.
I hadn't planned to do another one but when I ended up with a piece of fabric like the one below, I just had to go with the flow.
This piece came about because the infrared lamp that I use to dry my painted fabric at this time of the year got a bit carried away. It just had to become a moon. The rest led on from there.
I learnt a lot from the making.
Don't know why it didn't occur to me to use my quilting foot when doing the straight line stitching on the background. It might have helped to eliminate some of the drag. However, some strategically placed Hares Tails and grasses can disguise a lot :D
Lovely work Deborah. The eye looks so lifelike.
ReplyDeleteStunning, this is the best one I reckon!
ReplyDeleteDeborah, I love this! When they look like this, you can't have too many hares!
ReplyDeleteFantastic piece. Really lovely.
ReplyDeletebeautiful as always!
ReplyDeleteWhat great shadow effects. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the piece and how you incorporated the material design into a beautiful quilt design.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
What a beautiful piece, the colours are glorious and I always love the blue hare!
ReplyDeleteI really LOVE this piece!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky coincidence you married Mr. O'Hare ;-)) because that means we get to see lovely quilts with hares on them ;-)) Beautiful, your stitching is so amazing!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I love these so much! I think it would be neat to see all of them displayed together on a wall. I especially like this one because it seems to be a bit of a "close-up"!
ReplyDeleteStunning as always Deborah! I love the colours in this piece.
ReplyDeleteWonderful feeling in this one, moody and blue. The look on the hare is well done! Beautiful
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful work of art and I love the subtlety of those colours together.
ReplyDeleteWow! Great design and great colors! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really beautiful piece. The hare and the grass are fantastic and I really like the structure you've created with the vertical pillars. Great work
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning Deb. Can't wait to see it in 'real life'.
ReplyDeleteHares Rule!
This art quilt is absolutely one of your more stunning pieces. Oh, I have always loved the symbolism of the 'rabbit'. Hares are quite old in their symbolism and their magic..love them! In fact, what can I say? I love every thing you do. Wish I had your talent and your Cornwall vacation, among other things. Beautiful, beautiful art and amazing photographs in your vacation post, as well!
ReplyDeleteLovely serendipitous result!
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