I was gone for several hours yesterday so when I got home I decided to sew some more pieces on the first colorburst piece. I now have all of the rows sewn in one direction. Since this is all batik I can fingernail press the seams as I go, one row one direction, the next row the other direction and I'm ready to sew the cross seams.
I added some pieces to colorburst 2. I still have no idea where I'm going with this one. It is just an experiment. If it works, fine, if it doesn't, well it was fun trying.
Wish I had your attitude on designing quilts. Sometimes, I am afraid to try something and ruin fabric. I have been stalled trying to make landscape quilts because I don't know if I can do it piecing and not applique. Would hate to hit a wall and not know how to get through it.
ReplyDeleteLove all the colors you are using in the new one.
I like the second colorburst - it isn't your "usual" colorwash style, but it is already striking.
ReplyDeleteIt works. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. Your up-close photo makes me want to begin a collection of versatile batiks.
ReplyDeleteYay, Wanda is still quilting and blogging! Love the recent stuff!
ReplyDeleteI love batiks. Working on my pink 16 patch. The tutorial was helpful for the pressing instructions. Then I looked at all your tutorials. They were all great. Thanks for all the info.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it will go someplace fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love the glow from this colour burst 2, batiks are always so rich looking.
ReplyDeleteLove these pictures, they make everything move! So cool!
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