I apply the korak method again. The result is a 3-layer cloth which feels a lot sturdier than a normal quilt top. And it is heavy! I wonder if the Asian koraks were used to sleep under at all.
These parts are just laid out beside one another. So this is not a final choice. In the close-up, you probably can see where there are seams and where there aren't.
You may recognize the hand of my quilting friends whose mild alms make me happy.
Jens and I do reading evenings. When he comes home, we have tea and a cake, and then I read books aloud to him until supper. Last time, it was Seuphor on modern art. Much better than tv!
6 comments:
..lovely almost-quilt...
...and what a cosy way to spend the evening...
We don't watch tv much either..
I like reading aloud....Bloke hates it....so your setup would suit us too :-)
It looks good Eva, it really does! I like the brown very much, it is a warm and beautiful color with a lot of texture!
With us it is my husband reading to me, he reads to me in Hebrew. Many times he will read to me in my workroom while I do some sewing or so - the dog is nearby and so is one of the cats - I LOVE this!
Beautiful possibilities! I think I need to learn this technique. I love to read aloud and miss my job as a librarian. I used to go to schools almost every day and read to students while they were eating lunch.
The Korak technique is really easy! It just takes a few small-point pins. It is very much like the making of log-cabin quilts, but also includes triangles.
oh yay, i love this.
I think you are doing well at making those colors yours! Beautiful piece.
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