I am anonymous here in blog world and expect it will take some time for my blog to 'matter'. I visited the blog of a quilting world acquaintance - http://www.pamelamostek.com/ - and was blown away by the ease of navigation of her site, her blog, and her quilts. I am inspired.
I've finally gotten around (seven years after the fact) to begin piecing on my Year 2000 quilt. It is simple - 2000 two-inch squares cut from 2000 different fabrics. I humbly, and somewhat abashedly, note that those 2000 squares do not represent the entirety of my fabric 'collection'. Such is the life of a fabric collector.
My plan for the quilt, such that it is, is to start from the center with the white-on-white fabrics, and work outward, adding rows of colors sorted by value as I work outward. Of course, it's already veered away from the original plan as I find squares that should have been pieced in earlier rows. So, it's more like adding chunks of color value, rather than rows. The one consistent (I hope) feature will be a diagonal row of true black-and-white prints, beginning with mostly white and transitioning to all black.
In my scrapbook life, I'm doing a little bit of virtual, a little bit of hands-on and loving every minute of it. As soon as I figure out how to use this blog, I'll post my latest. By the way, did you know that scrapbooking is not considered a verb by Blogspot's spell checker?! Someone needs to get on the ball!
Now ain't you something, blogging for all the world to see.
ReplyDeleteI surprised everyone at the RQ meeting with my very own "inchie". It's a one inch cathedral window with googly eyes as my decoration. I put a pin on the back so that I could wear it. Truly, I made three, but only one was fit for public viewing.
I'm looking forward to seeing your blogs.
I cannot believe it - a one inch cathedral window!
ReplyDeleteDid I miss the meeting again?! Duh, I thought it was this Friday. I was just telling my mom I was going to try to get to the meeting on Friday - boy wouldn't that be a surprise on me!
Thanks for visitin' and see you soon.