This is the top from this weekend's Overlapping Circles" class from Reynola Pakusich. I am planning to "fiddle" with it some more and then the fun part of FMQuilting. I am not sure sure yet what I think about the process for this class. It is so much more precise and planned than I usually do - but I can see potential for uses of the technique - similar to Jane Sassaman's or Ruth McDowell's I think. I like the way Jane uses interfacing for stabilization..that might have helped with these relatively loosely woven bark cloths.Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Overlapping Circles
This is the top from this weekend's Overlapping Circles" class from Reynola Pakusich. I am planning to "fiddle" with it some more and then the fun part of FMQuilting. I am not sure sure yet what I think about the process for this class. It is so much more precise and planned than I usually do - but I can see potential for uses of the technique - similar to Jane Sassaman's or Ruth McDowell's I think. I like the way Jane uses interfacing for stabilization..that might have helped with these relatively loosely woven bark cloths.
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Exquisitely beautiful --- and it looks so difficult. Your choice of colors and the dark with light is very effective. I'd be interested in knowing some more about technique for a project like this.
LaTeaDah
What a striking piece. I find it difficult to do precise and planned pieces so am full of admiration.
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