Design suggestions would be much appreciated.
#21
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Pearland, TX
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Just one man's opinion: your original layout focuses my attention on the beauty of the batiks you used in each of your leaves. You've placed your stems in different directions in a random pattern and used your colors so effectively that I personally don't see that you need to change anything. Put it together, quilt it, then admire the beautiful quilt you've created!
#22
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Beautiful Middle Tennessee
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How about appliqueing some different sizes of leaves scattered between the blocks? It is a beautiful quilt. Makes me want to make one!!
#24
How about appliqueing smaller leaves in bunches scattered around. I see what I think are plain blocks of the blue. Can you remove some of those filler blocks and get a more random look that way and applique a few bunches of smaller leaves maybe in a plain block? Remove some of your leaves and use for a pillowcase, add smaller - possibly different leaf shape?. It is beautiful - I also love leaves - when I started embroidering one of the first things I made had lots of leaves. You could embroider some leaves also come to think of it.
#28
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Michigan
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Okay, I know you said you didn't want to introduce another color but personally, I think that's what it needs. I love your leaves but I think I would make a large block of 4 leaves with sashing between them and a center connecting the sashings. I'd put the stems pointing toward the center.
You have so many different ways that you can use the leaves....... I just love them..... you can send some to me if you decide you have too many.
You have so many different ways that you can use the leaves....... I just love them..... you can send some to me if you decide you have too many.
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