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.
Friday, December 03, 2010
Challenge 51 - Hip to be Square
My piece Hip to be Square measures 18 x 18 inches. It has the rainbow dancing squares on a black and white checkerboard. Not too much to say about but it is squares within squares within a square.
I am a big fan of black and white, so this piece really speaks to me. You met the challenge in all ways! The color on the black and white really pops along with the different orientation of the squares.
Great color placement and I love color on black and white! The randomness of the inner block placement gives this quilt a lot of movement... way to go!
Lisa, you must have a large stash to get all this variety in each of the color families. The quilt is really fun and a good example of color wheel relationships.
The use of so many different black and white patterns give the quilt a great deal of energy. I also like the different shades in the smaller squares. The quiting corresponds to the structure very well.
Lisa, this is great.. reminds me of Yvonne Porcella or Freddie Moran... I must agree with everyone else... but I am wondering if tried the colored squares in a diagonal formation? You probably did...
My piece Hip to be Square measures 18 x 18 inches. It has the rainbow dancing squares on a black and white checkerboard. Not too much to say about but it is squares within squares within a square.
What a fun and happy piece :-) LOve the bright rainbows against the black and white background
ReplyDeleteCherie
Lisa, I agree with Cherie, what a fun happy piece. You have nailed the challenge with lot's of funky colors and I love the title.
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of black and white, so this piece really speaks to me. You met the challenge in all ways! The color on the black and white really pops along with the different orientation of the squares.
ReplyDeleteGreat color placement and I love color on black and white! The randomness of the inner block placement gives this quilt a lot of movement... way to go!
ReplyDeleteLisa, you must have a large stash to get all this variety in each of the color families. The quilt is really fun and a good example of color wheel relationships.
ReplyDeleteI really like the small squares inside the bigger ones and your variety of colors.
ReplyDeleteBetty
The use of so many different black and white patterns give the quilt a great deal of energy. I also like the different shades in the smaller squares. The quiting corresponds to the structure very well.
ReplyDeleteLisa, this is great.. reminds me of Yvonne Porcella or Freddie Moran... I must agree with everyone else... but I am wondering if tried the colored squares in a diagonal formation? You probably did...
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, nice color study!
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Very nice, bright and cheery piece. It's refreshing to see the center squares off center. Adds so much more interest.
ReplyDeleteAwesome black and whites, colors and movement.
ReplyDeleteMeena