Tessellated Quilt
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So tell me, what do you think? Which of these works best and which works least? Do you have any thoughts on how to improve any of them?
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4,6&7
ReplyDeletelove all three for completely different reasons!
I think 4 is my favorite...
Victoria
ReplyDeleteBecause 4 features a different color in each block, I see it as a way to use up bits and pieces of left-over fabrics from the stash.
Wayne,
ReplyDeleteI like the last two. The others are too harsh, too busy, and there is too much contrast in some ..... I think my aversion to solids is showing though. Fabric prints would soften all the designs and maybe I would like diferetn ones then.
Judy B
Judy
ReplyDeleteI like contrast. Better too much than too little. Too little is like mumbling; you are never sure what's being said.
I design using solid colors but I seldom sew that way. I like mottled fabrics. Variety in a fabric's color creates life in a quilt.
#6 held my attention the longest. Of course the fabrics will make a difference. By the way, your book is in the Barnes & Noble in Spokane, WA. Nice to see it there!
ReplyDeleteElsie
ReplyDelete#6 has a lot of depth. The silver is in the foreground. Behind that is a large O formed by the light reds. Behind that are the dark reds. And way at the back behind everything is the black.