
Fifty years ago a shy young eleven year old was asked to give her sister a horse shoe on her wedding day.

I took a copy of one the wedding day photos, changed it to sepia colour and printed it on to silk.
I found some cream vintage silk dupioni from a wedding gown for the background and cut a horse shoe shape from gold silk fabric.
I used fusible webbing to attach the photo and the horse shoe to the cream background.


3 comments:
Very beautiful work as always Peg, a true treasure. xo
Peggy you did a wonderfuljob and the horseshoe was so creative. Turned out beautiful.
We used to play horshoes up at Harv's Dad's cottage.
Lots of good memories.
Hugs
FredaB
I spoke to my sister the next day and she said her husband had already hung the picture for her so I took that as a real compliment.
It was nice to remember their special day in this way and lovely to be able to do it under the freedom of the 'crazy quilting' banner.
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