Thursday, March 05, 2009
Tree of Life (Challenge #30 without it's binding)
I loved this challenge... I used the red/orange blue green for my split complimentary colors. The "S" shapes were just free hand cut out pieces of fabric and fused to a piece of craft bond. I couched some yarns and ribbon. Did some fun stitches.. and quilted each piece separately. I am going out of town for a few days so when I come back I will be putting a binding on it.. and possibly some beads...My finished size will be about 14 x 14 ...
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7 comments:
Hi Laura - This little work just grabs me. It pulls my eye here and there and back to the center to start all over again. I think your color combinations and placement are super. I really like the red that has a striped effect. And the vines add to the organic feeling. I hope you will post it again when you've completed it.
Very nice Laura! This looks like you had a lot of fun with it. I like your embellishment threads, they add a lot of dimension to the piece.
Laura:
I like looking at this piece. My eye moves gently around the piece following the red. While it is a gentle piece with soft curves, the use of the red makes it feel more intense than gentle.
Good work!
Cascade! I thought... I have studied this for a bit... I am impressed with the color combination.. and the more I see, the more the S-curve is an interesting design concept.
I like your added 'leaves; to the edges of the various pieces, definitely an 'added interest'.
Well done Laura, and I too look forward to seeing it completed.
Carole
Laura, this is a wonderful and colorful piece, that really captures one's attention. Your decorative stitching adds even more interest, and I look forward to seeing this one finished. Nice work.
Echoing the words of others, I like the flow and use of the prescribed color palette in your quilt. The little embellishment additions make this a visually stimulating piece. Good work!
Hi Laura, love all that texture and pattern and what gorgeous colors you put together. It has a lush feel to it...great job!
Cynthia
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