Recently I have started doing some doodles after seeing them mentioned on Quilt Art. I realised this would be a way to develop patterns. So, first I worked on some ideas. Then when I thought I had got it right, I used the sewing machine to draw in a similar way.
Here is the doodle.
For the split complementary, I used blue with red-orange and yellow-orange. I have blogged about the process of making the piece.
The piece is 6x12in, as I am also using these as journal quilts with the British Quilt Guild Contemporary Group.
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2 comments:
Glad you were able to get this one done Sandy... I am enjoying this series very much.
the S-curve certainly is conducive to tails, I had to smile at that...
I also appreciated your 'how-to'... as in how you did it on your blog.
I appreciate too, your doodle.... something I have been trying lately, in fact on my last Moon, I used a doodle..
Carole
Sandy, I like your dragon's tail, it's very playful and totally is an S-curve. I think you should elevate the status of your "doodle" to that of a "Sketch", it is excellent too. Joni
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