Red Rhythms
Charity Quilt, 28" x 29"
This months Fast Friday Fabric Challenge is dance and movement. Since I have done several ballet pieces = LOVE BALLET. Ballet Trio is one of my favorites http://designerann.blogspot.com/2009/01/my-world-in-black-and-white-entries.html
[you have to scroll down], plus one of my very few abstracts, http://designerann.blogspot.com/2011/01/spinal-dance.html.
I thought I should do something different + I wanted to make something that could be a useful piece for a charity. I wanted it to be 'happy'. I had a lovely piece of red which is the back as well as the moving pieces. I used yellow and light blue for contrast. I used as many different fabrics as I have. I thought I had a pretty good stash until I tried to find some variety. Funny because I know I have very little green, but thought I had a lot of blue. This is a very good reason for stash building. [You have my permision to use me as a reference if the need for stash building is ever questioned.]
After I had completed all of the extra red stitching, I realized I had the pressure too high and thus there is some unintentional movement of the fabric.
It is done. It is warm. It is colorful. It is the best I could do. It was done with love.
Love the movement in the
ReplyDeleteabstract quilt. Great use of red.
meena
Wonderful up & down movement. When I look at it I think of a calliope playing that wonderful old circus music.
ReplyDeletegreat job Ann.
ReplyDeleteLooks great. I especially like the way you dealt with the corners.
ReplyDeleteThis piece shows great rhythm. I am musically challenged, and yet I can see the beat of the music in this piece.
ReplyDeleteNice color choices, and corner treatments as well.
Thank you for participating.
A modern day Gee's Bend quilt...nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I can feel the beat
ReplyDeleteLucky charity that receives your bright, cheery piece.
ReplyDeleteAnn, this is a very nice abstract and certainly is full of movement. Great work.
ReplyDeleteThe movement is great, Ann. Have you looked at it sideways? I think this is a piece that could hang sideways or upside down.
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