
Here is the final piece I did in my workshop. On this one I deviated from the square/rectangle shape and ventured into randomly cut pieces. Most have 4 sides but they are laid down randomly so the edges aren't so even as they were in the previous pieces. Makes for a livelier composition. I do like all the little fabric pieces but securing them to the base is a problem. Not so much when it's small like these but if I were to do the same size pieces in a much larger quilt, it would become quite a challenge. I don't want to use wonder under. Maybe a little dab of glue to hold them in place while I stitch them down. These pieces were stitched to the batting and backing all at once. In some cases, a piece of canvas served as the batting, resulting in less dimension, but providing lots of stability.
Now I have to pack up the supplies for my class that I'm teaching at Miami University and get them shipped.