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The Gee's Bend (pronounced Jeez) quilters did not just throw those pieces together -- works like that would not end up in art museums.
pklebaum 2 years ago
Truly inspiring. And remember: the art begins when you stop thinking. ;)
simplydaft 3 years ago
Everybody else thinks, and good has it done them? Just let the fabric do what it wants.
kenrg 3 years ago
what about a bit of orange next?
jaidiii 3 years ago
What an 'I' You have!
Wonderful Ending.
Weatherhill1 3 years ago
Kindness, Beauty, and Truth.
HeyHappiness 3 years ago
When art is made intuitively rather than using things like a template, it becomes spiritual, expressive. That is the difference between fine art and craft. I LOVE you atree3!
suziblutube 3 years ago
I have made quilts with prescribed pieces and still been able to be creative by use of color and print in the fabric. Still can be challenging and rewarding, but the pieceing is MUCH easier.
atree3 3 years ago
I can't wait to see your quilt realized.
debwal 3 years ago
I am so excited about this I don't sew and never have, I'm 54 years old I want to do one.
debv5354 3 years ago
I concur w/ tushygalor. It will be a wonderful quilt when you're done.
mercoid 3 years ago
the tulip has it all encoded already. BE the TULIP...BE the TULIP...
Start working and let it happen.
You're right though. What you've got on the wall is too busy. Too contrived. You have to think outside the quilt.
mercoid 3 years ago
It's going to be a wonderful quilt!
tushygalore 3 years ago