A little background on this project.
Tim Holtz (you know who that is, right?) teaches a few different classes when he travels from state to state, and one of those is Patchwork Pandemonium. My mom and I got word that Tim would be returning to Texas in August to teach at a store in Plano, and we were planning on signing up for his patchwork class. I would LOVE to take a class with Tim (who wouldn't?), and I am also in great need of a photo with Mario (that was unable to occur the last time we met) :)
Get this, Tim wrote on his blog that he would be retiring the patchwork class. I was so sad! Of course I'll be able to take another class, but still...that thing was cool!
After looking at photos of a few different versions of the project, I figured out the basic measurements, and realized that is was probably something that I could do myself. I emailed Tim, and he was generous enough to give me permission to recreate the project and post it on my blog! What a nice guy :)
This is what I came up with :)
I used SO many of the techniques that I know, and just about every distressing tool and medium that I own. I am so pleased with how it turned out.
I am so impressed with this project!! The pictures are great, but since I've seen it in person I have to say...it is one of the coolest things you've made!! Every time I look at it I see something new that I didn't see before. AWESOME!...can't wait for you to help me make one!
ReplyDeleteYou really did a great job on this project! Love all the attention to detail and no one guess you didn't take that class!
ReplyDeleteYou did an awesome job! The details, textures and colors are amazing, unbelieveable job.
ReplyDeleteAmazing Courtney!
ReplyDeleteYOU HAVE SOME MAD SKILLZ! Love it!! I am itching to do one!! When my time frees up I'm going to give it a shot :) Thanks for the awesome inspiration!! You totally rocked it!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! Love it!
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