Mosaic Contest: Evening Ember
Hello everyone!
Rachel at Stitched in Color is holding another mosaic contest. This time her chosen colour theme is 'Evening Ember' and she has invited us to make a mosaic with blue and orange fabrics pulled from the selection at Sojo Fabric.
Here is my first one. I am calling it 'Earth and Sky'
I have chosen Earth motifs, including hedgehogs and trees in the lower squares, and Sky motifs - birds and angels - in the upper ones. With a bright firy orange right in the middle.
My second entry is called Sunset.
Bright oranges and yellows fill the sky over a blue landscape.
The way this works, Rachel looks at all the entries and draws up a shortlist. We then vote for our faves from the list and the winner gets a bundle of the fabrics in their mosaic.
I quite like blue and orange together. Maybe I will win a bundle that will lrt me make this design I drew in 2018.
It's created by alternating two traditional blocks - 54-40 or Fight and Churn Dash. And then colouring it to take advantage of the secondary patterns formed.
Wish me luck!
Thanks for reading!
Rachel at Stitched in Color is holding another mosaic contest. This time her chosen colour theme is 'Evening Ember' and she has invited us to make a mosaic with blue and orange fabrics pulled from the selection at Sojo Fabric.
Here is my first one. I am calling it 'Earth and Sky'
I have chosen Earth motifs, including hedgehogs and trees in the lower squares, and Sky motifs - birds and angels - in the upper ones. With a bright firy orange right in the middle.
My second entry is called Sunset.
Bright oranges and yellows fill the sky over a blue landscape.
The way this works, Rachel looks at all the entries and draws up a shortlist. We then vote for our faves from the list and the winner gets a bundle of the fabrics in their mosaic.
I quite like blue and orange together. Maybe I will win a bundle that will lrt me make this design I drew in 2018.
It's created by alternating two traditional blocks - 54-40 or Fight and Churn Dash. And then colouring it to take advantage of the secondary patterns formed.
Wish me luck!
Thanks for reading!
Cool to see this with a quilt pattern idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, Megan.
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