the vintage material is goofy 60's colonial upholstery fabric from a decorator's estate sale.

what a dreamy orgy of fabric buying that was - a whole attic full and every piece was 25 cents.
here's a close up of the bird and some of the fruits. the overall machine quilting was done with a creamy beige thread.

then i added some details, like the birds beak, with metallic gold thread.

i also put some gold on the blossoms.

i have started working on the reverse side of the bag, which is also a vintage bird themed upholstery fabric. it's almost done - it has silver metallic details.
why silver? because, nothing succeeds like excess.
1 comment:
It's beautiful!
You are such a multi-talented lady!
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