Good point. I worked from left to right, maybe I was making better choices as I got into the flow.
I’ve been working on value and contrast and scale, but haven’t internalized it yet; I still have to think about every decision. With more practice, I hope it gets more instinctive.
that might be good; cutting it up would disturb the extreme stripiness.
I just saw a video where they cut the striped patchwork diagonally and inserted sashing, that might help this, too.
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I love how adventurous you have been with your projects…just jumping in and seeing where it takes you. Also, anything can be “fixable” and you will eventually find a solution to make something even if it was not what you originally planned.
I like the idea of putting things together, re-arranging and seeing what else can be done…I hope to be braver in 2023 and do that as well…better to try than to just have all those fabrics wasting away in a plastic storage bin!
My mom’s kinda hoardery, I can’t do that to my kids. I’m feeling a bit better today, going to work in the basement. I have got to get things under control this year.
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Same…but I have nephews who don’t give a hoot about crafts, unless it is beer…
I like to think that whoever handles my estate sale will be delightfully baffled by certain of my things. Fake fantasy apothecary? Foreign toothepaste collection? All that BIgfoot stuff? But also two sets of old kinda fancy china and monogramed linen towels and doilies from early 20th century. Who was this weird old lady?
For those of you who like to use up every last inch of yarn…
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Thanks! I am looking for patterns to use up small balls of acrylic yarns left over from blankets…I have one to make hundreds of flowers to make a shawl and I also like this one!