Guys, I might've started another project.
I played with my Chicopee fabrics this weekend :) That first cut, I had to hold my breath. I knew exactly what I wanted to do with them when I ripped open the parcel. A very rare thing indeed.I'm making a variation of a New York Beauty quilt. I saw a quilt I really loved in a magazine but because I'm incapable of just following instructions, I rewrote it so that it made more sense to me. Please tell me I'm not the only crazy person who does this. I'm using random greys and other low volume fabrics for backgrounds because the lights in Chicopee just aren't light enough for what I want to achieve.
The first four blocks are pictured above, and I don't know whether I'll leave them together, but I think I might. I'm probably not going to get this done anytime soon, which suits me fine. Plus it gives me time to come up with more idiotic ideas instead of just following the pattern.
What's everyone working on these days?
Love it! I can't follow most patterns exactly either. It's because we're so creative, we have to do our own thing! :-).
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic ... these fabrics look perfect in this block !
ReplyDeletelove this block!!! i would have NO idea how to wing it!! it's fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! Those greys are just perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have gone to the Greys but I LOVE this! You have a wonderful color sense Audrie.
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous....I love the greys. Oh, I couldn't follow a pattern exactly if my life depended on it.
ReplyDeleteI have long loved New York Beauty blocks (not that I've ever attempted one) and yours is fantastic! It kinda glows in a rich, color-saturated way. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI recently discovered the NY Beauty block myself, they are a bit addictive. I LOVE it in Chicopee!
ReplyDeleteYour New York Beauty really is a beauty! I love it the way it is, it's perfect. And yes I know what you mean I am always adding or dropping something when it comes to following patterns. Greetings from Germany!
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