Why The Long Face?

Sometimes when I see a piece of art I wonder how it would translate into a quilted piece.  As I enjoy the process of trying out new techniques and looks I thought I would experiment.  The result is this piece of textile art, which I have named 'Why The Long Face?' 

I stumbled across a technique new to me on how to create thin lines but at the same time creating a sort of inverted ridge, which I used to create the central part of the lips.

For the quilting itself, there is some 'stitch in the ditch' (where the stitching is in the seam lines), some straight line quilting and some cross-hatch quilting.

On the back of the wall hanging is a hanging sleeve so that a hanging rod/batten wood may be inserted (not supplied).

The wall hanging measures approximately W26½" x H25¼" or W67 cms x H64 cms.