The lap reptile is getting on. Slightly subdued colors, for a change, but still looking a bit gaudy. Fortunately I found a positive name for the style:
Liberated. The difference: They cut wonky and mean it.
I have a concept how to continue. This is a manipulated photo with multiplied squares. Those within the red line exist already, the outer parts are just planned. I want to reach sleep size, the quilt has the proper width already, but not the length. Of course I intend to continue the principle, but don't know about the details. So there is a long way to go with the frame of squares, and I don't have a plan about head and foot of the quilt. At the moment, it consits of about 10% self-bought fabric which I think is quite a good quote.
I have a concept how to continue. This is a manipulated photo with multiplied squares. Those within the red line exist already, the outer parts are just planned. I want to reach sleep size, the quilt has the proper width already, but not the length. Of course I intend to continue the principle, but don't know about the details. So there is a long way to go with the frame of squares, and I don't have a plan about head and foot of the quilt. At the moment, it consits of about 10% self-bought fabric which I think is quite a good quote.
6 comments:
This work has beautiful jewel like qualities. It is wonderful.
the "plan" is nice. i like the medallion format.
This is looking great Eva, I like the idea of it. It does look like a lot of work but then, I don't think you mind that much do you *grin*
It looks somewhat Venetian, I think.
It's coming together great Eva. Good to see how it will work out after your "photo-shopping" !Are you working ón another cloth??
(and without any batting I presume)
Els, I use a basic fabric indeed, an old bed cloth. I'm not sure about batting or not; as my quilts tend to being heavy, I might just apply a backing fabric and binding.
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