This (above) is what I had last night when I said I had some questions. The answers to each of the questions was yes. I tinkered with it yesterday morning before work. I tinkered with it at lunchtime. I tinkered after dinner.
I changed all the things I mentioned yesterday, and I changed so much more, although it will probably drive you buggy to try to find all the things I moved. Once I thought the colors were more appropriately distributed, I had to look at pattern, value and lack of pattern. I didn't want too many busy prints in one spot, nor too many boring ones. Then I started rotating some blocks, because I discovered a way to make a kind of a rhythm.
Now, I really suck at counting, but I just counted 53 changes from the top picture to the bottom one. I could probably tinker forever if I allowed myself to make more blocks, but I am pretty sure this is 99% it. Of course, just when I thought I was done last night, I emailed that moment's picture to Julie, and then made three more changes.
Ladies, I need help with a title.
And OH, Tammy, you didn't miss anything. Ronda hasn't sent me the finished pictures of her quilt yet.
15 comments:
Summer Garden?
Forest glade?
Anyway it really looks great, not nice or meh.
El-Fee from Germany
Maybe Facets...looks like a square cut gemstone from the top.
Lemon Lime Fizz! Love it!
I think this post Title should be the quilt name ;-)
Love how this gives the illusion of curves.
Life Returns!
Saffron and Cilantro.
Spring has sprung.
I have no names for you but this reminds me of sunlight flitting across the ferns at the edge of the creek at my grandmas cabin....thanks for evoking the memories :$
Spring Tinkering (much more fun than Spring cleaning)
Zucchini in bloom
I see sunflowers in there, but the quilt as a whole says "Fresh as a Daisy" to me. It reminds of a perfect summers day. Who could be gloomy with that wrapped around them? Lovely.
Parterre. That’s what your lovely blocks remind me of.
Parterre does it for me! What a gorgeous Quilty garden.
Parterre does it for me! What a gorgeous Quilty garden.
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