Our Fast Friday Fabric Challenge required that we manipulate our fabric in some way and that the subject be a landscape. I had never tried a desert scene before. I started by pleating the sky. In order to prevent top-heaviness, I used trapunto on the mountains to flesh them out a bit. I tried ruching for the first time in the bush in the lower left corner. I also used some greenery from Hobby Lobby to balance out the texture in the total picture. When I first started, I thought this was going to be so ugly, but now that it's done, I'm happy with the coloring. My son and daughter-in-law have an empty spot over their love seat after they remodeled their living room, so I'm going to give this quilt to them, if they want it.Sunday, March 7, 2010
Road to No-Man's Land
Our Fast Friday Fabric Challenge required that we manipulate our fabric in some way and that the subject be a landscape. I had never tried a desert scene before. I started by pleating the sky. In order to prevent top-heaviness, I used trapunto on the mountains to flesh them out a bit. I tried ruching for the first time in the bush in the lower left corner. I also used some greenery from Hobby Lobby to balance out the texture in the total picture. When I first started, I thought this was going to be so ugly, but now that it's done, I'm happy with the coloring. My son and daughter-in-law have an empty spot over their love seat after they remodeled their living room, so I'm going to give this quilt to them, if they want it.
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