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This piece came from an online Sew Along I took part in. Using improv triangle units pieced together in a happy scrappy fashion, the end piece is one of simplicity and calm, and is just perfect on the wall over the festive time.
Currently in prime position on the wall, this came together quite quickly, and bursts my room with brightness, colour and energy.
My palette was quite a departure from usual colour choices, and so was the geometric composition, but I love the regimented shapes, within shapes, which are somehow humourised by the basics of primary colours.
A very bold, brave piece
The No Rules quilt really did have no rules, or rulers! An improv curved piece with exciting colours and busy composition which seemed to just unfold as I worked on it. You could almost take any section of it and go large.
The purples really pop off this, and I really enjoyed its presence on the wall.
This was my first ever Hit The Wall moment. My recently decorated living space had a gap, we couldn’t agree on what should fill it.
'Smarties' was a cheerful, happy piece I made some years ago, and she had been long forgotten in the pile of quilts that line my studio shelves.
'I wonder…' I thought to myself. And there she stayed, and there started Hit The Wall