Quilt
#72
Going
in Circles was #5 on my UFO Challenge from Patchwork Times and it is finished.
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| Going in Circles |
This
is my own original design and an experiment in transparencies.
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| detail |
I
finished the quilting, added a sleeve and binding.
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| back of quilt |
The label was changed to read 2007 – 2012. I had made the label and
attached it when I started quilting it, only 5 years ago.
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| Revised label |
I
don't know why I did not finish it sooner, I kind of like it.
DOCUMENTATION
Quilt
Name: Going in Circles
Description:
Design of circles upon cirlcles.
Pattern:
Original
Size:
35½” x 35½”
Fabrics:
100% cotton and hand-dyed muslin.
Predominant
colours: Grey, brown, purple, red, coral, pink
Construction
Techniques: raw edge applique zigzagged with invisible thread
Back:
Pieced from fabrics used on the top
Batting: polyester
Edge
finish: Double fold french binding
Quilting:
Machine quilted
Quilted
by: Terry Whyte
Sleeve:
Yes
Label:
Yes
Date
completed: Jan, 2012
Quilt
History:
Maker:
Terry Whyte
congrats Terry I too have been working with circles lately Have you tried the cut around ruler for set in circles? It is very slick. I didn't think of shadows but your work is very unique and interesting.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a wonderful study of light and depth and transparencies. I would say your experiment worked. Congrats on your finish!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful work!
ReplyDeletewow! i can't even wrap my brain around this quilt!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Very successful transparencies!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt! The transparency values really come through. Glad you got to finish it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful challenge - and lovely quilt. Do yourself proud with this one. Judy C
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