Friday, May 13, 2011

A little bit Country, a little bit Rock N Roll!

I finished one piece last night, but with Blogger down, I had time to finish another, so I can show both tonight.
The first is a primitive doll by Tiffany of Primitive Blessings. I made this a year ago to go with a friends crib, but never finished it, so I finally got it done. I wasn't sure what to add to it, so I just put some basic stitcheries and antique it. I love to add names from my family history, Loper is one of those names.



And for all you lovers of bright and crazy, here is my hippie piece. To recap the story, the first time I met my husband, was when he drove a few of us to Boston, to see Aerosmith. I had a boyfriend at the time, but the minute I met Bill, there was a connection that we had. I had to add a kitty and dog to my world and the words are two songs from their first album. I did free motion on the background, using the swirls are a guide and the outer edge has a machine, feather stitch.

15 comments:

  1. Holy cow girl, you're productive! Presently doing a be of blog reading and you were "all read" until now! lol Lovely projects you have finished! Thanks for sharing! Cheers!

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  2. I love that VW and the hippie chick!! Brings back memories for me too!! My BF drove a VW bug and man we had fun!!
    Take care and thanks for sharing!
    P

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  3. Wow...you got all THAT done, and all I got done was laundry....Great pieces, Deb....you are so gifted...! Smiles & Hugs, Robin

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  4. Great projects Debbie!

    I love your "how I met my husband" story . . . I won mine in a card game :)

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  5. I love both your stitchery but I have to say the Hippy One is terrific.

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  6. Fabulous finishes! That blogger sure was a bugger this past week! Happy to have it back and fixed! :-)

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  7. I missed the Hippie movement but I have a fond love of Aerosmith!

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  8. I love them both.... so different and so unique.... perfect
    Hugz

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  9. Ha ha, I love this one Debbie :-) :-) You know they say old hippie's never die, they just fade away. Not sure who said that, but they were completly wrong. :-) x x x

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  10. Love the details, the cat with the glasses and the one way street sign and the whimsy. Great job on a fun story quilt! Keep up the great work!

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  11. Love the stitchery - I really like the way you age them. And I LOVE your Dream On quilt, story quilts are the best! Great story!

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  12. Debbie, your hippie quilt is perfect! You captured the groovy feel of the time! Oh, the places those bugs took us!
    Kathy

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  13. Love the bug and all you added to it! Also liked how you did the stitchery.

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  14. Groovy! That's a cool story. Love the hangers:)
    xoxo~Carol

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  15. The one with the story of you and your husband catches my attention, both are really awesome but the other one truly rock big time. :)

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