Flying_V_Goddess

This one has an interesting story behind it because this one came from another design failing. The other design had come from a tile design on a ship in the game Lost Odyssey---which looked like two pieced DRW quilts overlapping and intertwining with each other. I spent almost a month figuring out how this could work and I did succeed at making a block that could be repeated and make this overlapping-intertwining quadruple wedding ring quilt. But I ran into a brick wall the other night when I was trying to see how this could be colored in.......and nothing worked. :(

I came up with this design lying awake in bed still thinking of how to get the color layout for the other quilt to work.


*Note: The red part is not supposed to be pieced together.

I got a couple variations on this design (I'll post them separatly---the pictures are kind of big).

Flying_V_Goddess

amma

You are one awesome creative person :D :D :D I really like the optical effects of the 3rd one, I like the colors of the first one, and the optical illusion of the 2nd one is good too, just a little more subtle. You did it again! :D :D :D
Have you come up with a name for your new designs?

Flying_V_Goddess

That's weird. 62 views and you're the only one who has responded.

Nope. Haven't come up with any names yet. Still have to figure out how this would be pieced together. Well, I know how the whole thing would be pieced together. I mean, how to sew the two scythe-blade-shaped pieces of the rings together. Maybe I'm overthinking it---I've never done curved pieces in quilting before.

amma

There are some here on the board that may be able to help you with the piecing.... wish I could help, but I am a newbie to piecing! I was looking at it from a paper piecing point of view, but that is because anything more difficult is easier for me paper pieced :D

patricej

here's response #2. maybe the other 61 were so impressed they couldn't think of anything to good enough say. or maybe they were just jealous. it could also be because you posted it while most of us are asleep or too tired to type. i'll bet you get more responses as the day goes by ... while people are actually awake. :lol: :lol: :lol:

paper piecing would be the easiest way to make the rings. you could also print the ring, cut it apart and use the pieces as templates. just don't forget to add your seam allowance.

curves are easier than they look, especially when the pieces are large, as they would be in this quilt. i'm too lazy to look for the link to my wedding ring tutorial, but if you dig it out i'm pretty sure it will help you. it's somewhere in the Pictures section.

vicki reno

I like them! You are very talented. Keep us posted on your progress!

tlrnhi

I think it's interesting with the shadows in the rings.

Have you ever thought of being a graphic artist? I think you'd be good at that!! Or some kind of mechanical engineering. You seem to have angles and what not down. I think if you submitted your work to some of the schools, make sure you copywrite them first,,,you could possibly get some scholarships or grants. Just a thought!

DazzleMe!

[color=darkblue]Wow!!! Is that a neat design. Maybe your calling is a quilt designer!!! You seem to come up with some really neat ideas. This one and the zelda one!!! Really Nice!!!

Lucky Patsy's

Very cool! I especially like the last one with the colors going from light to dark! It looks like a challenging design.