This piece was made using the leftover strip pieces from the previous one.
I cut them into pieces and sewed them into a new configuration. They were then bordered with other strips.
The next pieces were just sewn randomly - as I grabbed pieces from my messy pile that is almost in my sewing space.
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| The messy pile |
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| No sizes that match up, but that can be fixed later. |
Meanwhile, I have been working on paintings also. The one below is "maybe finished." I haven't decided just yet. I put it in two different orientations. One looks truly abstract, while the other is an abstract landscape.
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| I see a surprise in this version -and I like it. |
Which of the three versions do you prefer?
Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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Ooh - I LOVE your experimental piecing - sort of like "crumb" piecing - but with larger pieces. The "upside down" abstract painting is my favorite orientation - I like how the blue looks like the sky or the water - depending on which way you turn it - ;))
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful scraps you are using for the wild piecing. Can’t wait for the reveal.
ReplyDeleteThe first truly abstract one is my favorite because a face jumped out at me, and I can’t unsee it, which is great! I love that.
ReplyDeletePS...not just a face, but a whole critter. More painting, please!
ReplyDeleteI like the 3rd orientation best.
ReplyDeleteI really like the batiks in the blocks you are making. The middle landscape orientation appeals to me the most but I find interest in all of them.
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