So far, my Chocolate Love quilts are in a tie so I am just going to let well enough alone and keep the original one in the 12 X 12 challenge. Someone, in the comments, mentioned that number 2 was pieced. Just want to make clear that this was a totally photoshopped whole cloth quilt. No piecing was done.
And, it looks like a tie in the Super Tuesday voting. What an exciting evening. I am feeling that Obama has lots of momentum going in to the remaining primaries.
Today, I spent some time planning the art cloth piece that I am doing for Jane Dunnewold’s challenge. I can’t show you what I am doing, but I will tell you. I received a 2 1/4 yard length of silk that was dyed blue with some circles that had been tied in the fabric before dyeing. Today, I cut off 1/4 of a yard and cut it in to 8 pieces which I tied and clamped.
I mixed up orange, rust orange, red, bright green and avocado. Tomorrow, I will wash them and try to decide which overdyeing color I want to do.
While I had dyed mixed up, I put some in squirt bottles and dyed some silk scarves.
I put them in my furnace room to cure because the temperature is warmer in there. Hope I have some good results tomorrow.
I also ordered some vintage Japanese textiles for a commission piece. I won this auction 3 hours after I found it on E-bay. Isn’t this gorgeous.
I also did 3 exercises for Liz’s class. This week our topic is Movement, Size/Scale and Pattern/Texture as design elements.
OOOOOOOOOweeeeeeeeeee: I love that Japanese fabric!
xo
That Japanese cloth is amazing. I like the green and red piece as well-a lot!
You always come up with something wonderful-can’t wait.
I’d like to apologize for the entire state of NY but I think we all saw this one coming. California was a surprise though.
The Jane Dunnewold Challenge should produce something interesting. Can’t wait to see!
Love the E-Bay piece…just gorgeous.
Well you’ve certainly been busy! Looks like fun.
wow that cloth is amazing! What are you going to do with it??
You’re making Smurfs for the challenge, right?