The phrase "how quickly daft jumping zebras vex" got stuck in my head. I liked the idea of the black and white zebras. How, I wondered, could I use only black-and-white fabrics for the letters, yet not lose them against a background?Completely clueless, I visited various quilting blogs, more out of numbness than conscious thought. And Jackie provided me with an answer. See her blog post here. Black and white fabrics with one middle-value color.
Thanks Jackie!
THIS letter quilt will be small. The finished letters will be only 3" tall, and it will be only words. No daft jumping zebras. None.
5 comments:
Bet you do at least one daft jumping zebra. I can see it with its legs splayed out.
Oh, come on! I want to see what a daft jumping zebra looks like!!
Oh I love that you're using a panagram. :) Lovely. have you ever read "Ella Minnow Pea" by Mark Dunn? It's a great read and includes panagrams. Ok I'm sure this sounds like I'm a total book nerd, but the subtitle of the book is: "A Progressively Lipogrammatic Epistolary Fable" Awesome big words for a quick read - fiction book. :)
Really? Not even a little one?
*so disappointed*
LOL
This will be so fun!
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