We're unveiling our finished pieces for the "Painted Canvas" challenge at next Monday night's meeting. It took me awhile to narrow down my design ideas, but I finally decided to base it on this sketch from my design journal:
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Challenge idea from my design journal. |
When the top was finished, I needed to decide how to quilt it. I had four ideas in mind, so I made this quick crayon sketch of the quilt . . .
then auditioned each of the quilting designs (penciled onto tracing paper) over it:
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Possible quilting lines, idea #4. |
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I decided to go with my first idea, where the quilting lines curve in opposing directions:
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Chosen plan for the quilting lines. |
Here's the finished top before it was quilted:
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Quilt top, before quilting |
I plan to add LOTS of quilting lines in multiple colors, and hope it complements the happy feeling I already get from this quilt.
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