This is what I'll be sewing together. There are 58 unique fabrics, so I am going to call this quilt Fifty-Eight Carats, because carats is how you measure a gemstone, and a diamond is a gemstone.
For all of you who really want to see differences, here is the first quilt, Magic Carpet, which will be flying to my son and his family later this year.
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Showing posts with label diamonds dancing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diamonds dancing. Show all posts
Monday, November 25, 2019
Saturday, November 23, 2019
Getting Closer...
(Remember that line from the very first "Star Wars"? If you saw it in a movie theater, like I did, after waiting in the longest line for a movie you ever saw, in the first two weeks after it came out... yeah.)
This is getting a lot closer. Ignore the diamonds that rest on the floor, they are merely placeholders for some dark fabric to be added later. I have been working on the lower corners, getting them to blend better and show off the rings. The upper left area of pinkish tones is still muddy and mushy. Hopefully my shopping excursion will yield good results.
I left these pictures VERY LARGE so you can click on them and see all the details of the fabrics.
Here is a cropped version so you can see that the finished quilt may look like.
This is getting a lot closer. Ignore the diamonds that rest on the floor, they are merely placeholders for some dark fabric to be added later. I have been working on the lower corners, getting them to blend better and show off the rings. The upper left area of pinkish tones is still muddy and mushy. Hopefully my shopping excursion will yield good results.
I left these pictures VERY LARGE so you can click on them and see all the details of the fabrics.
Here is a cropped version so you can see that the finished quilt may look like.
Friday, November 22, 2019
Diamond Merry Go Round
You're probably looking at this and thinking I am crazy, that I didn't do anything. BUT I DID! I moved some of the stuff from the lower left to the lower right, and I moved stuff from the lower right to the upper right.
I felt all those areas were too dark and I wanted to make more color variation at the bottom and upper right. It may not be a hit-you-over-the-head difference, but it's there. I think some of the diagonal rows created by the diamonds are more visible and you can see them overlapping (sorta) and going around each other.
I may have to go shopping. This is getting to be too good to just "settle."
Jano Mom, see this post about what I use to cut the diamonds.
I felt all those areas were too dark and I wanted to make more color variation at the bottom and upper right. It may not be a hit-you-over-the-head difference, but it's there. I think some of the diagonal rows created by the diamonds are more visible and you can see them overlapping (sorta) and going around each other.
I may have to go shopping. This is getting to be too good to just "settle."
Jano Mom, see this post about what I use to cut the diamonds.
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