Clara and I designed and pieced this together, and she did all the embroidery, quilting, and finishing. It's called Flock of Ravens,
and the two sides are embroidered with this verse:
"It shall be that you will drink of the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to provide for you there." (I Kings 17:4). A promise of provision.
It's made out of garment scraps (black and white) and kona cotton (the white). Machine-pieced, hand-quilted in perle cotton. Also, it's a wedding present for Giles and Tia--but not a surprise :)
I love the tones!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant. I hope we will get some pictures of it in situ at the doll house.
ReplyDeleteOh so beautiful! I especially like the simplicity of it,and the verse stitched on. Great work!
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a lovely quilt and a wonderful present! Nice work ladies.
ReplyDeleteThat. is. wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLisateresa
Beautiful work !
ReplyDeleteBarb in Nebraska
Everything about the quilt is beautiful - and the thought of a young couple's young marriage being covered by that verse is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. I want to learn to quilt. I hope to do that soon.
ReplyDeletehow special!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely
ReplyDeleteSimply elegant!!
ReplyDeleteHow very precious. (MD)
ReplyDeleteI think this is perfect. The verse is wonderful, and the tonal white-on-white and black/grey are just right for a city apartment. It will not feel out of place at all. Generally run-of-the-mill quilts don't interest me much, but the marriage of words or symbols and fabric always fascinates me. Thank you for the inspiration!
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