I've been working on the top section, basically trying to sharpen the focus of the quilt's composition with my seam treatments along the curves, without cluttering things up too much. This is raising all my favorite design questions: about value (especially value), texture, color, weight of line..how to get the eye to move the way I want it, and to keep the shape and balance of the overall piece to my liking as well.
It's all pretty intuitive, which is such a satisfying faculty to engage...



I'm working my way from the outside in on this quilt...I'm having such a good time, and it's not even illegal, immoral, or fattening!
8 comments :
Truly delicious. What a fine eye for colour and form you have.
You do fabulous work. I enjoy reading where you get your inspiration for various seams. Thanks for sharing.
and I get my inspiration for various seams here!!! This is looking so very fine - as usual. Glad to see you relaxing a bit with a needle in your hand again. I had despaired of a post until after next Tuesday!!
So pretty- love your work!
Beautiful work as always, Allie!
Well, the only fattening is sitting on your bottom all the time to do the stitching! *wink*
Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to stitch and walk the treadmill at the same time. I have that problem with gum and walking too!
Very pretty Alli. It amazes me how well thought out your crazy quilts are. Mine tend to be sort of mindless. I just do what 'feels' right. I've never really thought that much about it. Now I'm thinking I must've done it all wrong!
I love what you are doing! That white lace with all the little flowers on it is just perfect, and the blue rickrack is gorgeous, too.
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