I painted the heart mini canvas before I mounted it, and I like the darker canvas with the wool heart, but the unpainted canvases makes the mini quilts pop, and I like that too...decisions, decisions : )
Who knows if I will continue this, but it has been fun, and I think I will leave these mini quilts this way and either hang them on the wall or lean them on a shelf.
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elizabeth
Very fun! I like the contrast against the canvas.
ReplyDeleteThe framing method is great! But the minis themselves are very pretty, with lots of details to look at!
ReplyDeleteI think this idea is brilliant for really small mini quilts. It takes something that can seem almost insignificant due to the size and turns it into art. I'll be keeping this in mind if I do any really small pieces.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mini quilts, all. I love your idea and love your examples, as they give me a lot of ideas of how to use this technique. Lots of my minis are bigger, but I've always wanted to try the small pieces. This shows me how I can do that, yet still use them as art around the house. Bravo!
ReplyDelete:) Elizabeth
Love this idea! How are you mounting them onto the canvas?
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