It occurred to me that I could lay out how I would like the individual colors arranged by using one block from each pair. I arranged them in diagonal rows, while trying to keep larger prints separated. As I did this it occurred to me that I could arrange the blocks, instead of all sixteen on the wall, that I could use just nine of each color pair. That way all the blocks would fit on the design wall and I could see what they would look like.
NOW, I can't say this is much of a surprise to me. As I was making the components I wasn't quite sure how well they would work together, because the fabrics were kind of bland and rather predictable, but when I get stuck my modus operandi is to:
"Break it! Break it good!"
I already have some ideas.
Stay tuned.
4 comments:
I've had to take quite a few layouts to the floor😄 have you tried taking a black ,& white photo? It helps to see if there's an even contrast of lights & darks ,your layout is looking good !
This is the fun part, where we see what your clever brain will come up with. Is there no way to move your bookshelf down to expand the design wall?
And she’s off and running! It will be fun to see where this goes.
I think the orange on the top row needs to go. Looking at the blocks with my Ruby Beholder, that block reads the same with no contrast. But, I'm sure you will do something magnificent as usual.
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