Filed under: in my studio | Tags: bespoke cushions, Kingairloch, Marjorie Campbell, nest cushion, nest painting

Nest cushion for Kingairloch
Today was a day of quiet, even paced contemplation and activity in the studio. Sunshine bleached the deck, livened the honeyed scent of meadow sweet and warmed the studio to such an extent that I kept glancing at the iron thinking I must have left it on.
Quest for the day…nest and wood cock cushions and throws for Kingairloch. I had in mind my mother’s beautiful and vaguely remembered approach to nests both in quilts she had made for the grand children and in a painting remembered from when I was still a child. Lets see if I can find it in her website…Ah ha Got it!
What a beautiful painting. Now that’s one I wish had never been sold. I would hang it above a simple fireplace on a lime washed cottage wall with nothing else to distract from the quiet, latent energy of the misted sun and three nestled eggs.
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Another beautiful peace of work Sarah. Your mother’s painitng is gorgeous, but I love the way you have created something so peaceful in your work. I imagine this must be something that you would complete as a one-off or is it possible to repeat such intricate stitching as hte twigs accurately? Fascinating process x
Comment by Pipany July 10, 2009 @ 6:36 amYour cushions are to die for…simply stunning. You are a clever soul.
Comment by Lorna Smith July 10, 2009 @ 3:58 pmL x