July Hexi Challenge at the Niagara Modern Quilt Guild... this is how mine went down !
Our Guild is gently guiding us towards modern composition with the following list... not to be considered a score sheet except by those particularly competitive, such as the writer of this blog.
And I quote from our website:
A modern quilt could reflect the following:
Minimalistic
Negative Space
Bold colours/prints
High Contrast
Improvisation
Alternate Grid
Solids
Asymmetrical
You be the Judge !!!
Hexis destined to remain forever in a ziploc bag... freed from their prison by this challenge ! |
To use green... |
or purple? |
trying too hard? |
Add more purple... starting to let go... a bit |
Pinned to my fence... spent a lot of time staring at this, sipping wine, staring, sipping... I think my neighbours are used to me or don't bother wondering what I am doing now. |
Hmmm... more inspiration. Please disregard the nettles, I have given up my fight with them. |
Then I decide to move the quilt closer to the lupins and lay in the grass to take photos... I must make for an amusing if somewhat disturbing neighbour |
"appliqued" hexis right on the longarm with swirly stitching... |
That is Ginger... of Ginger Quilts of course :) Hope you enjoyed your pictorial journey into my creative mind ! |
Fantastic journey Tania. Thanks for taking the time to show us how your mind worked during the process of designing your quilt. Good road to follow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lorna :) The trick is not to get too carried away with the process and remember to stop and take pictures !
DeleteGreat hexi quilt! The new blog looks good, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks :) I will be moving the blog to my website eventually... I rely on my web designer for tech things like that. Hope the zucchinis are coming along!
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