I cut reds and a few yellow, gold squares yesterday. At 9:30 last night I thought I was done for the night playing with the layout of this mini colorwash.
Then I started adding a few pieces and took this picture to see if I was done. On the right side I didn't like the way green met the orange.
I changed out a few pieces and kept at it until I had this layout. I think it is ready to sew but I'll look at it again this morning to be sure. I actually did change one piece after I took this photo.
In the afternoon I dug out some dandelions that were in my front garden. Today I might dig out the white violets.
So beautiful, I love looking to see what squares were changed. I believe you said you don’t usually add yellow but it sure makes this one glow.
ReplyDeleteLove the yellows in that glowing center, Wanda; this is such a lovely piece...the colors all melt into one another beautifully;)))
ReplyDelete48 here this morning with bright sunshine and a few wandering clouds...maybe I will walk outside today...still auditioning next border fabrics for Frankencrumb piece...maybe going with white on black--will have to die cut strips to really see how they'll look...
Hugs, Julierose
This colorwash is very pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting to see the big difference a few squares can make.
ReplyDeleteFinal layout is supreme… you always create the BEST colorwashes I’ve ever seen…
ReplyDeleteI think it takes quite awhile to get a colorwash pattern just how you want maybe that is why I always tend to give up. If I leave something on the wall like that I will keep changing it. I told myself to leave the design wall alone right now and wait until I get all my blocks done before I take a day or two rearranging blocks.
ReplyDeleteYour colorwashs are always beautiful. They just seem to glow. The colors flow one from another. Wonderful
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely - and so easy even though getting the colourwash just right requires real effort! It must be fun, though!
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