There's no rhyme or reason to these. I just look at the fabrics, pair up some I think look good and go to it.
I'm wicked busy lately, and really haven't been giving this the attention it really needs, but I've been holding back because I'm concerned a strictly black and white quilt with large blocks will be too severe. (OK, that's my artist's insecurities showing.) I know I can pull it off, but I am not sure I have quite enough fabrics to do so.
At any rate, I've cooked up what I think is a great idea to lift idea from "normal" to sublime. Now we'll just have to see if what happens in fabric matches the vision in my head.
Stay tuned.
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3 comments:
They look great. I like seeing how the same print can be either the black, or the white in your block. It would cause me headaches when reassembling the blocks after slicing, but I am sure, it'll look fantastic!
I have absolute faith in your ability to pull off whatever is in your head. :D
What? You have "artist's insecurities?" Of course you do, and thank you for saying so. Even when you show us your process, and how you adjust plans along the way, I forget that it isn't always all confidence, all the time.
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