Sunday, 19 January 2014

Marino Rocks & cross quilt


Finally a photograph that gives a little more realistic view of the lovely soft hues of the naturally dyed fabrics in the quilt.  I probably shouldn't have put up the photographs the other night when they were taken in such poor light.. I've just put up a few this time.
I liked this photograph below just because a dad and his child were in the background - kind of a reflection of use..
The photos were taken at Marino Rocks - an area of glacial rocks


And a few pics from the local community hall at Marino which has a very large mural painted across the expanse of the building


5 comments:

  1. Monique this quilt is amazing. You really did a great job from dying the fabric to the beautiful quilting.
    And what a backdrop to capture its beauty.
    Wishing you a lovely week.
    x

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  2. Wow!! I love the photo of your beautiful quilt resting on the rocks with the blue, blue sky and ocean in the background. And......how serendipitous to capture a dad holding his child; it truly gives your quilt a personal touch!! Your quilt is a beauty; from the dyed fabric, to the design, to the quilting!! Thank you for visiting my li'l ole blog, because now I have discovered your lovely blog and can follow both your quilting and life exploits!!

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  3. love the soft colors of the quilt and the photo shoot that went with it!

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  4. The pictures are wonderful! The quilt is beautiful, the fabrics, the design and the quilting - I love all of it!

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  5. Love the subtle colors. I like the contrast of the quilt on the rocks. Great Job.

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