Bozena Wojtaszek – Decay

Abandoned kitchen

It wasn’t such a big challenge to combine “Decay” with a kitchen theme. Just think about an abandoned kitchen and all sorts of decay come to mind. This time I choose this yellowish, rusty palette cause it goes very well with my vision of decays. I stitched many portraits of the kitchens so all the methods I used in this one are my all time favorites – applique, beading and a bit of embroidery.

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  1. carolinehiggs

    Love the colour palette and the attention to detail. You have managed to give the image of a kitchen to be avoided!

  2. Despite the “mess” described in this kitchen, there is harmony in the way you treated the theme and your choice of colours ! nice piece of work !

  3. Good choice of colours that give a particular feeling of life despite the abandonment. Quilt well executed. I love it.

  4. I love your attention to details and all the embellishments. Good job!

  5. studiociboulette

    Fantastic. I love the incredible details you have put into this quilt. The color palette is very nice as well.

  6. A bunch of work to create this piece. Beautiful details and colors, well done.

  7. I love the amount of detail here. Very effective.

  8. What a lovely piece Bozena. So much detail and so nice executed. Very good composition and colour.

  9. Great detail. Very effective decayed rendition. Great job.

  10. joanbrailsford

    I love the detail you have worked into this piece, and the colours you have chosen work perfectly for the subject, to give a feeling of decay. well done

  11. So much wonderful detail on decay, the beads, embroidery, the unraveling tablecloth, the colors. Well done!

  12. This really is an old kitchen. There are so many lovely details in this piece. I see new things every time I look at it.

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