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I say mostly because I'm going to add a border to it, but the blocks have been all sewn together. I'm delighted with the layout and the overall look and blending of all the pastels and jewel like colors and the beautiful pictures in the centers of the blocks.
OK, so I've got one-fourth done. It was actually kind of fun! I'm just using some random scraps, some Parisville, some AMH, some Heather Bailey, so it's going to be a serious mish-mash of fabrics, but I'm just trying it out for my bee peeps - I think this is what I'm going to ask for next month in the {Sew} Beautiful Bee...now if only I could decide on some fabrics...
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Chris McConnell’s current work, being created at Chelsea Flower Garden, includes these butterfly-inspired structures, which are made from recycled steel and will hold hanging baskets.
WIP - experiment in making a corsage from scraps of furoshiki fabric - needs a button or something in the middle and a ribbon or pin on the back so it can be fixed to a furoshiki bag
Auditioning possible fabrics for my next project.
This is an exhibition piece under the title of "Making connections '
The original idea was to start with a plastic juice bottle, but that would have meant including a utility knife in the kit. Depron foam modeling sheets seemed like the right combination of price and strength.
Just recently I discovered presets in Adobe Camera Raw. There are so many of them that I find it difficult to choose one that fits for a particular image.
But sometimes it provides a good starting point indeed.
The desaturated colors suited the misty atmosphere.
okay, i know it's not that impressive right now,
but i paint in layers. this is just the first part. really. i promise it will be better.