choppy or distracting, but I still wanted to incorporate some abstractness.
In my original sketches I played around with the idea of a composition within the composition. I wasn't sure if I was really going to make that work, but I just love the postcard sized cutout in the blue house where I've played with the scale by adding a tiny tree on the horizon.
This is all fused down and just waiting for the next steps. That will probably mean fusing some additional small details: windows, grassy/leafy/flowery shapes, and pathways maybe. Then I'll start the embroidery. But for now, it's just simmering.
8 comments:
LOVE IT!!!
THANK YOU for allowing us all to see the process and I truly look forward to seeing what else you add along the way to completion.
GREAT JOB! so far....
I am having so much fun watching you develop this quilt. I love the area on the hill with the crops!
I love the vertical line of the purple fields on the right sight.
the cutout WINDOW is PERFECT!!! The whole thing is coming together so nicely!
Very cool.....
teri
I love it Deborah!
The tree seen through the window is a god send. Great work. Keep it up.
I'm with veryone else-- thanks for sharing your process. It's wonderful to see how ideas change and develop along the way. The view through the window is a nice focus. I'm looking forward to seeing what you add with the stitching :-)
It's coming along very nicely. You've got a lot more activity filling the space, lots of directions of interest and balance. Good work!
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