20 May, 2010

My Creative Space


Ok, there isn't much to show really, but at least it isn't blocks this week.


This is a pile of bright fabric that I am using tonight in a class I am taking. I am going to learn Needleturn Applique. Why? Because I can!


I have moved away from the usual type of fabrics that people select for such a thing. The ones I have seen so far (at work) have chosen the usual patterned mixed bunch of fabrics. The design is going to be a flower vase with a long wavy stalk & three flowers on it. Lots of petals! Ekkkk.... So I should know what I am doing by the end. So stay tuned for updates on what the fabrics turn into. I think mine will be very unusual compared to most but at the moment brights are my thing.

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13 comments:

Ruby Star said...

well that certainly sounds like fun.

Unknown said...

I reckon it will brilliant. Sometimes the patterns are just too much:-)

Selina said...

Sounds great! I know what you mean, sometimes it's the simple ones that look the best, no patterns to get in the way of the design. Good luck!

Jill said...

Beautiful bright fabrics!! Looking forward to seeing them made up!

Kirsty said...

Needle turn is lovely. Hope you have fun.

Anonymous said...

Love the colours

garcia.sol said...

that blue is gorgeous and bright! I love new fabric blocks, so many ideas, so many paths you could take! Have fun with your creation :)

LeelaBijou said...

Very nice colors, I love them :)

Unknown said...

Simple is beautiful!!!

Cotton Kiwi said...

I LOVE learning new craft techniques. The colours look great and I'm sure they will be a lot easier on the eye to work with than patterns. Good luck!

dash robin said...

love brights too. i will have to check back in here again, I have not heard of needle turn. I will also have to google it, love finding out about new techniques!

MooBear Designs said...

Solid colours are brilliant too!!! It will work wonderfully!!

xo Steph

Alissa said...

Always great to learn new things. I like your choice of fabrics,
Alissa
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