This is where I stopped. It still has no stitching since I haven't decided if I want to keep going with it. It will live on my design wall for a while. Sometimes you just have to call it a day.
Jen, this looks sooooooo much more interesting. I can see those interesting shapes much more easily (one must pander to the "lazy" eye). That green was a beautiful fabric, just maybe not for this project. The red works for me.
Oh and congrats on getting your picture in the sidebar! Deborah Boschert should write a handbook for us.
This is so superfantastic! Of course I love the red but the real triumph of the design are the off-handed shapes formed when cutting away the backgrounds. Just wonderful. I may have to evaluate this and digest it and COPY it!!! hahaha. I am a big fan.
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Jen, this looks sooooooo much more interesting. I can see those interesting shapes much more easily (one must pander to the "lazy" eye). That green was a beautiful fabric, just maybe not for this project. The red works for me.
Oh and congrats on getting your picture in the sidebar! Deborah Boschert should write a handbook for us.
Thanks, Sonji, but I think you helped a lot too. There are always little "glitches". Thanks again, Jen
This is so superfantastic! Of course I love the red but the real triumph of the design are the off-handed shapes formed when cutting away the backgrounds. Just wonderful. I may have to evaluate this and digest it and COPY it!!! hahaha. I am a big fan.
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