The quilt I created before this one contains a lot of quilting which makes it very stiff. It can be shaped into a tunnel without collapsing. I started another, using the korak technique, using my husband's discarded shirt as a grid to do the piecing on. Still, everything looks skewed; seems to be a genetic disorder of mine. I will not quilt this one more than necessary, just so much that I can attach the reverse, to get a lighter and more flexible piece this time. But I may as well end up with a crib quilt for my 1-year-old grandnephew.
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It's so delightful! Beautiful happy colors and patterns.
It looks happy ! Skewed ? don't pay attention to it Eva. If you're not the person to use ruler and rollerblade .... keep it that way ;-)
(btw : glad you're there again !)
love the chaos....much better than planned. it's wonderful. i did my korak with silk so it was very soft, but i just did a small piece that i stitched onto a pillow.
I could see this everywhere in the world and I would know that you created these pretty and colorful patches - how wonderful you returned to it - take some scraps, needle and yarn to your vacation!
Hugs!
Oh yes the chaos, me too, I too love it - I so which I could be "chaotic" too and more spontaneous, with me everything has to be "planned" - uff terrible! :-)
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