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    artsy or Modern?

    I just made this for a swap, but now I am not sure about it...it is the Modern mini quilt swap...

    I think this piece might be more artsy than Modern..what say you?

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    Jacquie: I think you are right

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    I'd say artsy. It reminds me of crazy quilts because of the pretty embroidery and the elegant colors. When I think "modern" I think of simpler designs with emphasis on abstract rather than pictorial. I love this, by the way - and who wouldn't!

    Oh, Fransson! always has a variety of modern quilts that might suggest something: http://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransson/directory.html Also, there is a modern quilt webring that I've stumbled on, but don't have a bookmark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rose_P View Post
    I'd say artsy. It reminds me of crazy quilts because of the pretty embroidery and the elegant colors. When I think "modern" I think of simpler designs with emphasis on abstract rather than pictorial. I love this, by the way - and who wouldn't!

    Oh, Fransson! always has a variety of modern quilts that might suggest something: http://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransson/directory.html Also, there is a modern quilt webring that I've stumbled on, but don't have a bookmark.

    thanks for this link...sadly it is just what I feared...the so called "modern" quilt movement is just a mimic of the late 60's and lacks creativity...sigh...

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    thanks Holice,,back to the drawing board for me....in the morning..hehehe

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    I love "modern". It's a simple style that lets the fabulous fabrics do the talking. It never bores me, like other types do.

    60's??? Sorry, not seeing it...
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    If you don't like modern, I'm wondering why you entered a modern swap...

    The creativity in modern is in fabric choice and usage. You can't just grab any mess out of the scrapbag.
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    I call it beautiful

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    Quote Originally Posted by sassey View Post
    I call it beautiful
    Me, too. And if it needs a home... WI is nice this time of year... LOL!
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    Jacquie, I think its beautiful and artistic. Modern if you consider the fact that it's not like a standard cut and piece pattern. But I feel its mosly of an artistic blend...Great job!
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