The sun so bright, the sky so clear and blue. The beautiful church steeple absolutely shines!
As do the walls of the buildings, with their fascinating twists and turns.
Makes me want to visit Santorini all over again!
I hope you've enjoyed the visit as much as I have!
For more closeup pictures and landscape quilting tips, check out:
Santorini - Landscape Quilting Part 1
Santorini - Landscape Quilting Part 2
Santorini - Landscape Quilting Part 3
and to view the original picture and the making of the quilt in fabric, check out this post, So Long Road2CA 2015.
Happy Quilting!
It's really gorgeous, you did a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt seems that having your work sit on the UFO shelf was worth the wait while you found the right book to guide your quilting. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI think you're absolutely right Ann! Painting and quilting were the biggest hurdles I placed in front of myself. Now that it's done, I rather enjoyed the process and I'm now thinking of my next landscape project.
DeleteWhy is it that we build hurdles only to break through them and then want to jump them again and again? I suppose it's part of the creative process, but doesn't it seem we could find another way? Haha, at least one that doesn't require so much UFO time for projects?
DeleteLove this quilt, Susan! The colors and textures are spot on!
It is just beautiful. Great texture and imagination with the quilting to bring it to life.
ReplyDeleteA great finish! Do you mind if I share with my friends who we're going on tour with in June? I feel like I'm there already :)
ReplyDeleteSusan, this is stunning! The texture you added to this quilt absolutely brought it to life.
ReplyDeleteSusan, how rewarding to come up with a piece of quilt art that looks so realistic. It really does feel like you could walk right into this picture. It is incredible! I vote for do another one!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHow nice. I hope you also got to visit Santorini in person! The quilt is really great.
ReplyDeleteIt is stunning. I love the wording too. Initially I looked at it and thought you had done a Greek key quilting in the borders. I love that you added "Santorini" to it.
ReplyDeleteyou really have captured Greece with this lovely hanging
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - reminds me of my visit in 94
ReplyDeletewonderful - i could almost believe I was there.
ReplyDeleteSusan, it's so well done. I can feel the light just by looking at the piece. Excellent job!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic! I have never been to Greece, but I can feel I was there - the colors, the textures are gorgeous and very realistic.
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful and I'm in awe of how you were able to create it.
ReplyDeleteWow! WOW!!!! Susan, the textures and light play in this are absolutely fantabulous! Just stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Looks like a painting!
ReplyDelete-Soma