![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhUGtIW_W441TwwFW7g2hFtSP8mPF-AjQGfc677aCP2wfyipAmrYv5PlHtwX6yLuWrLBE2wrbtqEhpkWVppxAZXps5IS50MW1fshVgr46SNqEx4kBLi_EfU5x2uMN3VX4xH5V-JT_CJSGk/s400/IMG_4341-75.jpg)
Anyway, this quilt is a wholecloth piece of handprinted fabric -- printed with two different deconstructed screens -- backed and bound by a commercial batik fabric.
Like Jeanne Williamson (and many other quilters), I'm a grid junkie. Along with construction fencing and landscape mesh, my favorite thing to use for printing small grid designs is foam rug-hooking backing. That's what the template was in the piece above. It's like gi-normous needlepoint canvas.
This is being a very productive week for me, and there are still days left. My creative soul feels afire and free!
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