Quilting Spirit: Commission Complete

Sunday, April 06, 2008

Commission Complete

"Maui Fire" was delivered last week to my client in Wailea and they loved it! I am working on a second commission for them right now. I'll show pictures of that piece (bamboo on silk) as soon as it's complete.

13 comments:

Anonymous said...: lovely!; 10:07 PM
Kim Hambric said...: It is just absolutely stunning.; 4:00 AM
Anonymous said...: So very pretty. The Name is perfect!

Mom; 5:47 AM
Anonymous said...: WOW!!!

Absolutely stunning! No wonder your client loved it.

Great work.

Shel; 9:18 AM
Nellie's Needles said...: Wonderful interpretation! I can't wait to see what wonderous creations you come up with next.; 11:22 AM
Kyra said...: Just Georgeous!! Thanks for sharing.

Best, Kyra
www.BlackThreads.blogspot.com; 1:02 AM
Kate North said...: as well they should love it - really gorgeous.; 12:28 PM
Anne Wigfull said...: Marvellous. I can't wait to see how you top this!; 8:59 PM
Unknown said...: Stellar!; 11:13 PM
Teri said...: Hi Dianna, I love your piece! How big is it?; 1:24 PM
PaMdora said...: well wow, no wonder they loved it -- fantastic work!; 5:41 PM
Helen said...: Dianne, that foliage is stunning! Congratulations.; 10:32 PM
Mai-Britt Axelsen said...: I can only agree with the other comments - Absolutely stunning! etc...... Thanks for sharing the wip.

I too would like to know the size?; 7:14 AM

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Sunday, April 06, 2008

Commission Complete

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