Hand dyed and vintage cottons, fused, hand and machine quilted
I have only made 8, so there is one repeat in this ninepatch. Imagine my happiness at finally 'getting the concept' of series work! I have a theme, and a size and repeatable elements, and can make variations that are challenging enough to keep me engaged.
Now that I look at the group I see three specific types: the stack, the house motif and the 'pieced' variation. It's good to be able to analyze the work so I can add to the mix. In the last one I changed the tree design, to reflect trees I have used in previous work.
In this case, a really ancient piece. The trees are red against a really dark green. Hmm. I like the other leaves in this piece too. Good to revisit old work.
I like the black in the vintage fabrics for contrast with your brights and really like the new trees. I think you could do a leaf series too.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to see them grouped all together. Loooooove them! Especially the last one. It's great to see that they're selling, too.
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ReplyDeleteI like this one the best for some reason... the whole series together is really striking. The variations in the tree values gives a real sense of depth.
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Mel, these are so fantastic! Keep going.
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