This is the right side of the Colorado barn. You can see the mountains in the distance. I knew I'd have to include them, but how to do that?
Actually I wasn't worried at all. Here I've sewn two strips of fabric together - a blueish (actually this is a blue with an orange design printed over it, and a suitably pale blue for the sky.
A little judicious cutting and sewing got me to this.
After adding a few greens to suggest the scrub that covers most of the land surrounding the farm, I have this, and I am happy with it.
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7 comments:
I love the sky. It makes me think of wispy clouds when the wind is blowing them around. I presume that does happen in Colorado. :D
Really wonderful!!!
Looks great Lynne.
You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your process!
That is so effective! Sre you thinking of adding the fence rails or creative license?
Thanks for sharing your fabric choices. They work so well. Food for thought for the rest of us.
Well I like THAT!! You chose perfect fabrics.
xx, Carol
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