Teal #2

[2016]

While working on a wedding quilt for friends, the design went in two directions.  This is the second direction.  My inspiration was their wedding colors, teal and grey, and I began working from the “Score for Flying Geese” by Sherri Lynn Wood.  I started by making two monochromatic teal flying geese (a traditional quilt form usually presented as a triangle with a wide base)) that weren’t improvisational, then iterated from there adding in other colors as needed.  The design of the quilt finally felt really right when I decided to make it look like it was dipped in greyscale at the top and bottom, inspired by Sven Markelius’ work, Pythagoras (1952).

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Pieced quilt,  quilted on domestic machine with walking foot

 

 

 

 

 

Adding the greyscale triangles

 

 

 

 

 

Quilting and color match binding detail