good things come in threes

So far three north american aboriginal and stone inspired pieces stitches on organic cotton. You can see them in more detail from these pictures. I know I have other things I need to work on but I am also pretty sure I am not quite finished with this concept. 

I have a few ideas as to where these patches will end up. I would love to hear your ideas.

Hope you are ending your week well.

 

  

Comments

[rebekah]

i love seeing them in a series like this, thank you for putting them up! they look so nice altogether :)

[annri]

Oh, the one with the feather! a patch on a fabric basket for tea, a soft bag for a first aide kit, a banner/bunting (!) I can't wait to see what becomes of them.

best.

[Sera]

I really like the middle one! I think they would look lovely just framed like that together :)

[Emily]

Thanks for re-posting these as a set - they work so harmoniously together!

[Mathyld / encore petite]

Very fancy medecine bags ? :)
Or some sort of wall-amulets / dream catchers ?

They are magical.
x x x
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[Sonia]

they are so amazing, each one of them. I'd see them turned into an horizontal triptych wall hanging (like a quilt), or as already said, as three first aid / emergency cases/pouches. Either way, it will be gorgeous ! xoxo

[marchi]

at first I thought the title to the post was..Good things come in trees. funny. I really love this trio. so delicate and satisfying!

[Holly McLean]

These are charming! I've been hand quilting while watching the Olympics.

[sarita]

Oh my, these are perfect just the way they are! I would just frame them, simply, maybe in some recycled wood? Thanks for sharing and inspiring..xx

[Sarah]

These are definitely wonderful together--with the fourth piece, they would be lovely framed together in a very simple manner.