Eva Marie supplied a different white on white for each of us to be used in the background. We supply the kelp fabric. It is supposed be low volume, cream or white, solid or print, BUT, needs to contrast enough with the background to show up.
Here are my three strip sets ready to be cut into pieces as described in the RossieCrafts tutorial. |
Segments making their way to the design wall. |
Eva Marie requested one frame shape (at least) to be included. The directions for the frame shapes are not in the tutorial, but making them is pretty self explanatory.
I might play a bit with the arrangement as I think through how it might be balanced with the Kelp blocks other members in the Bee are completing. |
Till then...
How nice to see that you're working on improv... well, a sort of improv. It's what I'm most interested in these days, and what I don't do well. I've learned that it's more difficult to learn improv after dozens of years making planned patterns.
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda! You inspired today's blog. http://modernquiltrelish.blogspot.com/2016/07/kelp-block-finished-for-dmmqg-bee-month.html
DeleteYour quilts are beautiful. The creative range and use of free motion quilting says you already do improv! Do you let your intuition be your guide there?