Original image
step 1 of 14
The source is rotated on its side, scaled in width, then duplicated 13 times. Duplicated pieces are placed side by side, flipping pieces horizontally to match blue stone areas.
step 2 of 14
Perspective tool is used to scale down size of one end of this portion of design. This will become one point of the star.
step 3 of 14
4 more points are duplicated and are ready to shape into star.
step 4 of 14
Here points are set into place and merged together.
step 5 of 14
Center of star is now filled in using triangles cut out of a duplicate of the star. By fliping and rotating the pattern will match up.
step 6 of 14
On a new canvas a layer of light tan is used with a darker border on each side. Then, the star is brought in, scaled to a smaller size, then duplicated. Using rotate tool, and flipping when necessary, stars are placed point to point and scaled until they fit the border size.
step 7 of 14
In the same way, stars are placed across and top and bottom of canvas. A large star is placed in the middle. I started to 'quilt' around the shapes, but later will remove all but stitches around center star.
step 8 of 14
In place of the quilting, I decided to add a diamond design formed with eraser tool from the stone area on the source photo. 4 diamonds are placed with points in center, then merged to be duplicated.
step 9 of 14
Stars formed from diamonds are placed to complete the design, then merged with rest of work.
step 10 of 14
Canvas is enlarged on all four sides in light brown to form a border on the quilt.
step 11 of 14
On a new canvas, the source is placed at top (stretched sideways also with the scale tool) and the rest of canvas is brushed with a blue gray color.
step 12 of 14
I decided to clone the stones down sides and across the bottom, then 'hung' the quilt on this wall.
step 13 of 14
Liquify warp used to put 'sag' into top and bottom of quilt.
step 14 of 14
Here the hangers are placed at top (Using brush tool set in dissolve mode), and the burn tool makes shadows where quilt is not hanging even and at top and bottom where shadows might form from the way the quilt is hanging.
Final result
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