Back at it again, after a few detours with classes in the first few months of the year (both as learner and as teacher). Having finished everything else on my "to-do" list, I was able to play with fabric on the weekend and started piecing the sky for those quilts I planned in January.
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Remembering what I planned to do. |
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Experimenting with colours and shapes. |
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Step one: place and sew. |
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Step two: press. Repeat steps one and two multiple times.
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Just as with paints, I played with the colours of fabric, and am still not sure if I have the right ones. However, this is really only the base layer and I can change fabric, add stitch and, if all else fails, cut the quilts up to make some really fancy potholders!
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