"Initiative" was a difficult concept for me! I spent the first month mulling ideas until one day I realized that, for me, it simply meant to "show some initiative". Suddenly I knew what I needed to do. I had taken a kaleidoscope class with Paula Nadelstern in November. It was one of those classes that completely changed my focus. I knew that I needed to pursue symmetry in my quilting. My "initiative" is that my entire Fiberactions series will be an exploration of symmetry. I know it's going to make the future challenges more difficult but this is where my head is now so I'm going with it!
The quilt has 208 pieces and uses 18 fabrics. The quilting is simple to highlight some of the design lines. I have construction details on my blog.
Vicki this is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! This is a spectacular quilt design. You did an amazing job on this.
ReplyDeleteVicki, you have made the technique your own. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteReally amazing. You are so dedicated to your symmetry study, I really admire that. Great quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'm picking my mouth up off the ground...LOVE IT!! I'm inspired. thank you! Natalie Carlton
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine doing something like this. This is really beautiful and amazing work!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Paula's got nothing on you! A great design and a stunning piece of work.
ReplyDeleteStunning, Vicki!
ReplyDeleteWoa! I'm just not sure what else I can say... woa, wow, holy cow! wow.
ReplyDeleteI had the same reaction as Kay. Stunning! That was the word that came to mind. It is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteABsolutely spectacular! It works in every way.
ReplyDeleteWOW. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing quilt! (the back is great too!)
ReplyDeleteTruly lovely -- and I really like that your use of symmetry is an asymmetrical design!
ReplyDeleteVicki, this quilt blows me away! I've done this technique with photos. I can't even imagine attempting it with fabric! VERY beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Vicki! Great interpretation of the theme. Thanks!
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