I've focused my creative time this week on finishing one quilt, and on photography.
the changing seasons are exciting especially coming into the possibility of cooler temps.
the color of the month at rainbow scrap challenge is pale green and pale blue.... so on walks I look for those colors....
An artist paints what she sees but what she sees is primarily what she looks for
nature paints the world with all the shades and light to dark providing contrastI admit I'm drawn to saturated colors so focusing on pale ones is more difficult.
what kind of tree is this? |
it's difficult for me to go from "aqua" a light blue green, to the RSC chosen colors of
light green and blue... so I expect to veer from them soon,
I was able to keep my machine moving along this week, enough to finish the quilting and binding on this runner. Here it is after the binding went on, was turned to the front to be straight stitched down...
and since this machine couldn't handle true piping layers, I found this cording in my stash
and carefully zig-zagged over it with a lime thread next to the finished binding to look like piping! and voila!fini! |
it was hard to stay to low contrast light to medium shades, without the usual joy color gives me
just a few of the finished blocks along with this month's |
and cut 2.5" squares to hand baste onto the paper forms later this weekack, how long can I last sewing pale fabrics to pale fabrics?
busy as a bee! |
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