I pulled my scraps of red, yellow and orange and started tearing them up and sewing them together. Here is what I had by the time I decided to be done:

I wasn't really all that pleased with the way it looked - too blocky along the stitch lines. I wanted to soften this a bit, so I dug out this lovely piece of hand dyed silk chiffon (below). I added fusible web to the back of it.




3 comments:
Ah. WAY better. Amazing difference.
Beautiful!
Ah, wow... amazing difference, and beautiful, indeed.
I really love your Stone Wall piece and am sure the new red one will be just as exciting. Isn't it fun to discover a new process and run with it? Good luck!
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