When I was done the birds, I began working on the point of the project - the tree. First I drew a pattern for the tree
I cut three of the pattern - one to use as a guide, one to actually cut up for piecing, and one for "just in case".
Once I had the pattern, I pinned one of them to my background,
(birds in place for my own amusement, not because I'm actually going to leave them there. )
And then cut up the second one into workable pieces. I cut the pattern pieces in fusible interfacing, as my original plan was to fuse the pieces of fabric into place,
but when I began the process, I realized that to achieve the look that I wanted I needed to sew them on.
I used a loden green cotton thread to do so, and once they were attached, I trimmed to fit the piece of interfacing.
Approximately one million hours later, I was finished piecing the tree parts, combined them, and ended up with this:
Now I am constructing approximately one million leaves.
More on that, later.
Kit
~ Art is spirituality in drag ~ Jennifer Yane
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