Progress is slow, but this is what has been keeping me quiet. I am going to do something very sombre after this as it's doing my head in a bit. I might have to put it away for a while when I've finished the top.
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2 comments:
I'm really looking forward to seeing how this turns out. I really want to try something similar - I love that Abigail Newbold pic you posted.
Hope it doesn't do your head in too much!
Ps. What software did you use to do your plan for the quilt in the previous post?
Hello there. I don't think it's going to come out like her quilt. I think I didn't match the colours quite as well, but it is all a learning process. I planned out the pattern using Adobe Illustrator.
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