I didn't think it lent itself to anything medallion-ish, so I googled some images for seminole piecing and decided to go with something along those lines. It is probably not exactly the thing to do to start with a bit of de-construction but that is exactly what I did. I just couldn't figure out a way to integrate it with anything else without taking the border off, especially as the fabric is different to anything I have in my stash.
This was such a great exercise in thinking. I'm pleased with what it became especially as I just made it up as I went along.
After round one, my block which went to Robyn, looks like this:
I think it looks great - I can't wait to see what happens next month!
It looks great!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, I love your de-constructed piece... it's vibrant, with lots more added texture from your fabric & pattern choices. Looking forward to seeing the next round...
ReplyDeleteWow, you are a great free thinker - I could never have come up with that. You've done a great job in adding lots of movement and vibrancy.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with Catherine's block and there are no rules that say you can't rework things a bit. Putting the original green strips on the edges ties it all together nicely.
ReplyDelete'Medallionish'...what a great word 😆 Will be interested to see how these develop.
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