Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Di Ford Mystery Part 3

I have finally finished part 3 of Quiltmania Magazine's Di Ford designed mystery. Though I started this project with great gusto back in Feb., this part really stalled me. Not really sure why but I think it has something to do with the colors I selected for the project. They just seem a little muddy to me and as a result I don't love the project as much as I did when I started. I was trying to recreate the look that is in so many of Di's quilts which is a bit darker than I usually work and I am finding it is just not me or perhaps it is just the time of year as I do prefer working in brights during the summer months. But I will keep working on this one as I do like it overall and will try to add a little lightness in the next round. Who knows once winter arrives I may think it is perfect.

Now I need to start pulling fabrics for the next part!

 

14 comments:

  1. I like it---it will change with the next row!!

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  2. I continue to work on mine too and have just started border 3. There's a lot going on in this one border. I like your colors and what you've done so far. Don't give up

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  3. I can get this on my computer--in case you are wondering. I don't know why your blogs have disappeared...hopefully you can get them back...what a nightmare!!
    Hugs. Julierose

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  4. Be still my heart! Beautifull thus far!

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  5. Oh My Goodness Heather this is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing - and please don't stall anymore. BTW: your blog post came across just fine.

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  6. I think it looks gorgeous! I just love the big, full flowers you are using.

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  7. This really is beautiful - such a lot of work!! I love the colours/fabrics you are using.

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  8. Your colors and fabric choices are really good. Hopefully you get your mojo back for this quilt, it us beautiful so far.

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  9. It showed up the 2nd time I tried. I had to go to Blogger Help last week to get rid of what they call 'plishing' and it was fixed the next day. Try them if you are having troubles.

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  10. I think it looks stunning; good luck with finding just the right fabrics for the next round.

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  11. Beautiful as usual and your blog list is still there ; )

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  12. It is gorgeous. Maybe if you use a lighter background on the next part you will fall in love again. Love the fabric you used for the broderie perse! What is the name of it?

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  13. beautiful can't wait to see the next part!

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