Once upon a time, there was a sad fiber artist. Alas! She had spoiled her hand-painted fabric by her own foolish actions. But she didn’t give up hope. Soon her mistakes were transformed into a pretty little quilt block through the magic of cutting them into small pieces and sewing them log-cabin style to some batting.
Today’s lesson is to keep everything. You never know. You could use all the ugly ducklings to make a beautiful swan.
Daily Fiber 
There are no mistakes in fabric painting, just opportunities to continue exploring.
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There’s no stopping me! I plan to continue exploring as many techniques as I can. Thank you for your kind words.
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Reblogged this on sketchuniverse and commented:
🍋🍋🍋 HELLO LOVELIES, I THINK THERE IS A SIMPLE BUT A SO GREAT COMPOSITION FRONT OF US. IN MY OPINION THE SECRET IS THE DIFFERENT TEXTURES OF FABRICS.
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I think this is so pretty and fresh. I love the colors. Thank you for sharing it.
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You are kind. Your welcome.
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Thank you. All but three of the fabrics are hand painted by me.
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