Another quilt top is done and hanging on the wall, ready for further finishing (translate the actual quilting process). I love this pattern, because it creates all sorts of optical illusions. Be sure to enlarge the pictures so that you can see what happens as you look at the blocks. I apologize for the keystoning effect in the picture. I would have to be in the middle of the bed in this room in order to get a straight-on picture - and the footboard of the antique bed in that room gets in the way, anyhow. I originally thought this quilt would be all black and white, but it certainly sparked it up to have red added.
Another quilt top is done and hanging on the wall, ready for further finishing (translate the actual quilting process). I love this pattern, because it creates all sorts of optical illusions. Be sure to enlarge the pictures so that you can see what happens as you look at the blocks. I apologize for the keystoning effect in the picture. I would have to be in the middle of the bed in this room in order to get a straight-on picture - and the footboard of the antique bed in that room gets in the way, anyhow. I originally thought this quilt would be all black and white, but it certainly sparked it up to have red added.
2 comments:
Don't you apologize for anything! A little corner of any of your quilts would be impressive. This one is beautiful. I love the red too. Your really know how to frame and add those special touches that just take your breath away. Or "pop" as the appraiser said.
Stunning!
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