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Group One
In & Out of Studio 3D
Monday, 12 May 2014
Four Friends
Topic: Quilting

While waiting for someone I had driven to an extended medical appointment I took out a graph paper notebook and started doodling quilt block designs. One that I really liked I drew up in Electric Quilt 7 when I got home and worked on coloring it up.

Loved it! Once I had decided to use two bright warms and two bright cools - with two values of each on a light grey background, I was off to the fabric store. I selected fabrics from P&B Textiles for the most part. I did have to select a teal batik to get one tone and the black and grey are both marble/shadow fabrics.

This quilt came together exactly as I envisioned it - a lap quilt for friends who are moving to a new home. I named this quilt "Four Friends".


I love how the use of a darker triangle at the intersection really reinforces the visual illusion that one block weaves under the next.

I quilted with shadow lines 1/2-inch inside each of the grey areas.

I decided to use the black borders to work as a logical break point for the continuous design.

Ddd

 


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PDT

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