

Actually I've been doing this for a few other quilts as well - taking something that wasn't working and making it more fun.
Lisa
In Sunny Seattle
A gallery of the quilts created for the Fast Friday Fabric Challenges. The quilt artists display their work here to give and receive constructive critiques. Only blog members may comment.
2. Explain what the piece communicates to you.
3. Give a 'what if' statement(What if you had used blue instead of red?)
4 comments:
What a difference. I like your finished piece a lot.
Betty
Your new Cityscape is alive and vibrant! You did a good job with this one. Glad you are having some sunshine in Seattle! Joni
Those two quilts were made for each other. You found the perfect solution. Great job.
The beginning two with their bright colors were rather blah, but blending them into a more interesting cityscape and adding the blue, yellow and orange brought your city alive. I love it!
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