Saturday, August 15, 2026

JUMPING AHEAD TO THE FINISH LINE

 There are some projects that move along without hair pulling.....happily this was one.  Occasionally a few Egrets and Herons wade in a marshy area of our community in the (too short) period of time when the retaining basin fills.  Our last rainfall was early April, we haven't seen a drop at our home since.


I trust this guy is fishing elsewhere and will visit us again in the fall.

GREY MARSH HERON - 12” x 14”

SOLD

Artist ice-dyed cottons, batiks, felted wool, appliqué, hand embroidery, dense thread painting, machine quilted, faced

edges, & hanging sleeved attached.


3 comments:

Kathy said...

That's a mighty awesome heron there!!

Laura said...

I love this work. It's really masterful with the choice of fabrics, how you cut the feathers and the little bit of hand stitch. Thanks for sharing.

The Idaho Beauty said...

My word, you've really outdone yourself with this one! Really like the slightly brighter clear colors and those feathers on the heron . . . magnificent!