A Face, Quilt Layout, A Finish

In the works is a new small face in polymer clay. I am making these pretty small.  This one is 2" by 2" at the widest points.  The camera catches every flaw, far more than you would notice in person.  But with the small size, I am sure the paint will hide most of the flaws.  

Of course this one still needs paint and embellishments.  And I haven't decided 

on the gender of the face. At this point it is rather androgynous. 

Next up is the quilt layout, using the Block ideas from my last post. I took the 

Basic starting block and incorporated it in with the pieced blocks. 

If you are willing to do the math OR experiment a bit you can certainly 

figure out how to make this one.  It should be fairly easy to make the blocks any

size that you want following the idea from the last post. Just realize that the single

framed square will need to be sized smaller than the chopped block.

Adding the single framed blocks should speed the making of this quilt. 

I still have no plans for making this one, it is just a good brain exercise and

helps me to maintain my skills in Electric Quilt. 

As for the finish mentioned in the title, Mom, my brother and I finished this puzzle. 

I think the hardest part was the body of the black dog.  It was pretty much one color 

with no clues for  putting it together other than trial and error. 

My brother bought two more puzzles and we have started on one that is 

a 'reflections' puzzle - all the pieces are shiny/metallic finish. 

My eyes may not survive it. 

Until Next Time,  

Stay Creative 

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