Modern guitars

Two guitars art quilt
Final stitches are completed on this quilt — the things I delay the most – binding, sleeve, label.

Guitar Moderne, 42 H x 33 W, 2020

I love creating quilts, throwing bits of fabric on the wall and standing back to see what it is becoming. I challenge myself during the piecing process, because even though it can be difficult and frustrating, it is like a puzzle, and I like to figure it out.

Final stitches are completed on this quilt — the things I delay the most – binding, sleeve, label.

Quilting can be fascinating as well — seeing the texture appear on the face of the quilt — and how the movement can enhance the design. There are moments that are difficult — when the thread keeps breaking or I discover a problem — but the result is so worth it, it keeps me going.

maybe I’m just hoping the quilt fairies will visit my studio in the night …

For me, the hardest part is the last few bits, when it’s time to hand stitch the binding, the sleeve, and the label! You’d think after all that work, I would want to finish! But at this point, my quilt usually goes on the shelf to wait until a deadline arrives and I HAVE to get it done. Or maybe I’m just hoping the quilt fairies will visit my studio in the night and finish them for me!

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2 Comments

  1. Your work is all album- cover worthy, Sharon.
    Maybe we can work something out when I finish my long overdue debut album!

    Hope you’re doing well!
    Steve Hill

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    1. Steve, are you serious!!!???? Tell me you are working on an album. I would be HONORED to make art for you. And I would love to hear you playing again. Damn, I would love to sing with you! Maybe just in a living room, not on a stage. I’m a little (a lot) rusty! It’s been tooooo long. 🎤

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