Lo, these many months later, I have finished a quilt top for the Modern Quilt Guild solids challenge.
Kauffman gave us each a charm pack of solids (dusty palette for my East SF Bay group). I cut up a bunch of quarter circle units and arranged them in color groups.
Now I'm wondering how to quilt the thing. I've posted the photo in the flickr "How should I quilt this" group (great idea, Christina!).
The shapes remind me of drops hitting a pond, so my first thought is Katie's raindrop pattern.
love the top.
ReplyDeleteLooks so cool..I love it.
ReplyDeleteYou want a Brit comment? That quilt top is the dogs bollocks Dan.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! It reminds me, in just the smallest way, of the CBC logo, which is a Canadian symbol that I grew up with and is sort of stuck in my subconsciousness.
ReplyDeletethat is insanely incredible - Einstein would have loved it
ReplyDeletelove the simplicity on this one!! I think the quilting rain drops would be great!!
ReplyDeleteSo very cool!
ReplyDeleteNo clue how to quilt it but I love the top!
ReplyDeletegreat looking quilt! Congratulations
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful! Love the positive/negative shapes.
ReplyDeleteI knew you were going to take that drunkard's path and make it awesome!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!
This is fantastic! It's got a very "deconstructed" and architectural look to it. Very clever and wonderfully executed, as always.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, amazing, amazing...and brilliant.
ReplyDeletethis is so fantastic, Dan. your talent just blows my mind.
ReplyDeleteOh yes! we met at the Modern Quilt Guild! Your work is fantastic. Thanks for visiting at daintytime!
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