12 By the Dozen it seems that I do, in small quantities:
The group blog of four quiltmakers and textile artists scattered around the world in 4 countries and across three continents. Our aim is to create a small quilt every three months. The theme is chosen by the members in turn. Our website is: www.12bythedozen.weebly.com
Surprising, isn't it?! I must say I don't think I was alone in thinking 'yuk' but that's the challenge. And I am really pleased to say that at the eleventh hour I have a 'cunning plan' (apologies to Baldrick). What a relief.
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Not sure that it's the right green :)
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ReplyDeleteJust before this colour was announced I had tried out a new fabric paint in this colour and have been umming and aahing (not sure if that's spelled right!) about how to put them together. I think I've got a workable idea now.
ReplyDeleteI have finished mine too, but it is so strange how other colours "change" the original grren I was working with. You will see what I mean on the 30th! According to the colour we were given (which I love as it is a wonderful zinger) it looked exact but changed with the background colour I used. Interesting.
ReplyDeletePatricia, I am having exactly the same surprises in my piece - colours changing according to what they're next to. Isn't it fascinating?
ReplyDeleteI'm finding the same thing. The other colours are making it look yellower than I know it is. I know that our perception of a colour can change when it is next to another colour, but it seems to be really noticeable with this one.
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