No picture?? For the first time I understand people's frustrations with blogger. I click on the "add and image" icon. The little hourglass starts going and then stops! I'll try logging out and starting anew post to see if that helps.
UPDATE:
I think the posting window opened underneath the one I had opened and not on top, so I didn't notice, silly me. Here is the piccy:
The top is not fused down in this photo, but it is in reality now. Digital cameras are so useful. We tried various arrangements of the pieces: (but I liked my original idea best)
9 comments:
it's very interesting and you very good because I think that it's difficult to do. ciao ciao
Helen this is way cool! I love the way the shapes seem to move across the surface. Can't wait to see the next step.
Hi Helen :)
I've never seen this before. Looks really interesting and complicated :) Thanks for popping in to my blog. Nice to meet you
Helen, I have neve seen anything like this before. It's awesome! Seriously, I'm sitting here with my jaw dropped in amazement! Wow! How will you quilt, finish it? And this is just one part of the triptych? It's fantastic!!
I think that sometimes it is better to enjoy yourself in the moment than trying to take pictures so you will have memories for the future. Your brain will remember the memories better that way. These are lovely pictures. I hadn't thought of cutting up fabric like that, except for fences.
Thanks everyone for your lovely comments. Some of you have said that you had difficulty posting a comment, so I'm replying to see if there are any glitches.
Well, that seemed to work fine. I don't know what the problem is!
Wow, I love the whole idea and trying out the colours with your camera is a good idea.
Fantastic strips! I want to do them with my african fabrics... can you post intsructions?
And thanks for saying on my blog that you missed me - thats always nice!!
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