Another challenge at the biennial, was "Seeing Red". Each person had to interpret what Seeing Red meant to them in a 9" x 12" hooked mat.
This was my favorite rug. {God Bless America!}
This sunbonnet girl was very sweet.
Many thanks to Kathy and Brenda for identifying the "mystery" rugs in the previous post as patterns by Susan Quicksall of Holly Hill Designs.
Thanks for stopping by.
Pug hugs :)
Lauren
Lauren
9 comments:
Wow...what creative - and unique - interpretations of "seeing red." I like "The Price of Freedom" also....Wow...such talent out there! Have an awesome weekend! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
Interesting challenge!
It's amazing how each person interprets the 'seeing red' in a totally different way.
It made me think of the devils in your Halloween postcard.
Duuuuh!!! I guess that was the point of using that particular postcard! haha!
I LOVE ALL OF THE VERY SWEET RUGS. WHAT WONDERFUL RUGS YOU GOT TO SEE.
CATHY
Lauren - ACE reporting on the rug show! Love "re-visiting!" I absolutely love that Susan Q pattern you showed - I want it - someday! LOL
Very cool. It's amazing what people are hooking, like the mirror image of the woman putting on her lipstick. So much talent out there!
Love those "Seeing Red" rugs!
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Wow, I love that rug, The Price of Freedom. and lots of other one too. It always amaze me on how differently everyone thinks to represent something.
So much talents. Great stuff.
Hugs, Julia
How lovely all the rugs/mats are. I especially like the sunbonnet gal, the shading is just wonderful. What a wonderful time you must have had, thank you for taking us along. From snowy Maine, Julie.
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