I chose two colors I've been intrigued by, chartreuse and blood orange, not a combo I usually work with but I found I had numerous pieces of fabric in my stash that would work well together.
I had so much fabric, in fact, that I was drawn to complete two quilts for this challenge.
The first, Silk Road, is silk hand stitched with silk thread, and measures 29 x 21 inches.
The second piece, Chrysanthemum, is made with various cotton fabrics shiboried over the last few years. Except the digital image, which was printed on two layers of silk organza. Finished size is 26 x 16 inches.
Lots more photos and information are on my blog.


Both pieces are beautiful Connie! Neat color combo, and I just love the patterning in your cloth.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Deb, the patterning is lovely...and the colors are gorgeous! Two?! Smarty! :^)
ReplyDeleteThat's a brave color combination, but they both turned out great.
ReplyDeleteConnie, these are really lovely pieces and your color palette is so effective.
ReplyDeleteYour dyed fabrics are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow, Connie - 'Silk Road' has beautiful textures, and I appreciate the whimsy of 'Chrysanthemum', in which I detect the subtle influence of your collages. -sus
ReplyDeleteAnother WOW, Connie! Both of these are fabulous ... one simply beautiful color, and one a lovely collage. What a great way to kick off our new series of challenges!
ReplyDeleteAwesome quilts. Great color but one I would not choose but so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis piece is so gorgeous, your colour choice is great!
ReplyDeleteGreat designs Connie and I loved reading about all your different techniques.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors Connie. Love the textured look in silk road but I am especially drawn to Chrysanthemum.
ReplyDeleteThe colours of my garden. Very nice.
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