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A few days ago, I had cut out the head shape from black fabric. There is a lot of black in the head/face of this so I decided that I would applique the colored parts over it rather than try to sew tiny pieces.
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| The pin tells me which side goes up. |
I used a paper template to cut out the shape.
I think it worked out pretty well, so far.
Here is the original piece:
Some of those colors will likely be changed in the final work.
Now a new AI piece for the Friday Face Off
This one will NOT become a quilt because there are far too many tiny pieces.
Happy Friday.
Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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9 comments:
...Gene, I look forward to seeing the face when it is finished. Stay creative.
I love seeing your inspiration piece and then how you're turning it into such a beautiful quilt. I also look forward to seeing ti finished! Happy August Gene.
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That's cool you make quilts. I always wanted to learn but never did. *sigh*
The quilted Indian AI FFO is really nice! I'm so glad I found you linked up at Nicole's. I saw your comment on my site and didn't know how to get back to you because your Gravatar doesn't have your URL visible, just the code bar and I won't scan stuff like as a general rule that because that's a good place for hackers to hide malicious code.
Have funtastic Friday!
Awesome artwork ~ dazzling colors and so creative ~
an artist reflects
ohh you are so talented
It's so you!
Rust and orange on blue. Gorgeous. I love how you inserted the face. I love your AI art. Thank you for sharing with FFO and have a great weekend.
Layering the colored pieces over the black base should really make the details pop once it all comes together
This looks like an awful lot of work, Gene. I really look forward to your finished piece.
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