ceep
(Carol)
1
One hundred forty four little rhombi (rhomuses?) individually cut and glued into 144 little windows.
This is Libs Elliot’s Wildflower Quilt pattern, a free pattern available from Andover Fabrics, created in paper.
I used CorelDraw to create the repeated pattern of white cut-outs and grey shadows.
First, I inked a whole bunch of different colors onto cardstock and cut out the rhombus pieces with Silhouette Cameo.
Next, I used print-then-cut to print the drop shadows on the white background, and then cut out the windows for the inked pieces.
Then, I decided on the color arrangement and started gluing.
Oopsie, messed up the pattern and had to re-arrange, but who’s to know?
Hum hum hum, while I glue glue glue, all the little pieces into the little cut-outs.
Did I forget to take a picture of it finished, attached to the base card? I did. I’ll have to ask the recipient for one.
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This is both beautiful and sort of mesmerizing.
ceep
(Carol)
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@TheMistressT Stare deeply into my quilt…
Tapestry
(Jenn)
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Gorgeous and so intricate!
This is beautiful! That one would end up on my wall…. If I were the lucky recipient! 
Magpie
(Straight, not narrow 🏳️🌈 🇨🇦 🌎)
8
Oh my word, this is fabulous! Such a cool optical illusion. I am mesmerized.
Cindy
(🇨🇦)
9
WOW, this is amazing! I hope the recipient displays it forever.
At first I thought, that’s a lot of work for a card, then I remembered whose post this was 
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Myruka
(Formerly stitchzbstitchz)
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This is stunning! It kind of got me in a trance and I like it.
Abbeeroad
(Abbie - she/her)
13
Congratulations! This stellar project is featured this week!
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AIMR
(Linda -2024 Choose Projects that You Want to Do :us:)
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I bet it was quite meditative to put together! So many tiny little parts but for a big return! It is truly beautiful!
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