Monday, August 2, 2010
From My Pieced Alphabet
Braeside
Pieced alphabets often have cut corners to indicate curves. With Braeside I've taken the cut corners to the extreme.
I like the result. There is a tension where the diagonals and verticals meet that gives this alphabet a lively feel.
The piecing for the "b" is typical of the letters in this alphabet.
The sewing consist of straight seams and 45 degree connector corners; neither of which is difficult. However, it does require precision and is probably not an alphabet that a beginner would want to try.
For examples of other alphabets go to My Posts by Subject in the sidebar on the right and click on Lettering.
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