This one is slightly smaller than the others. It's 36" across. It's different from the first two in that there is a bit more attention paid to how the fabrics are arranged in each letter. (Translation, the R, I's, O and to some extent, the N are fussy-cut.)Here are the three words together.
Anybody like to guess the next word in the sequence? The only prize is bragging rights.Have fun!
12 comments:
Could it be, "Tangerine"?
They look fun. Maybe I might try one later.
I like them.
I love your pieced letters!
Here is my guess for the next words: orange,mandarine,magenta,citron,??? (I am 100% sure it will be in French)
Mary K, "Tangerine" would be completely acceptable, as it meets all the requirements, but that's not it.
Sylvie, Vous vous trompez.
When I saw Vermilion, I immediately thought of Vermilion, Ohio, near where my daughter goes to school in Oberlin. That is a lovely little town, with great ice cream shops and cute little curio shops and a little beach to get your feet wet. I was a little disappointed not to see pictures of the town, but good job on the word anyways. I have no guess on what you are up to! You are way too creative for me!!!
Chartreuse? But then it has 10 letters, and not nine!
cerulean?
My guesses...
orange - tangerine
yellow - goldenrod
green - verdigris
white - alabaster
I was going to guess cantalope, until I figured out it's actually spelled cantaloupe (and thus 10 letters). Maybe its cousin, muskmelon? Oh, or butternut (as in the squash)?
Cranberry?
How about terracota?
Cerulean is a blue, but blue is already taken.
Chartreuse, you got it, 10 letters.
Tangerine... very good, but just a bit too obvious.
Muskmelon doesn't make me think of orange.
Cranberry would be good, but Red is already taken.
Terra Cotta is two words, and 10 letters.
Arden, I am still wrestling with "Goldenrod", but bless you, "Alabaster" -- AWESOME! Thank you !
brunneous?
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