Friday, February 1, 2013

Right Side With Left Side

Although I have multiple projects going, one project always follows me around as a pick-up/no thinking/just stitch project. The pick-up candidate must be at a certain level of work where design and fabrics are in place. Lately, my tunic/blouse has kept me company in lost moments (like sitting in hospital waiting rooms).
By chance, I laid the unfinished right front on the finished left front and I liked the flow of the strands. This reflection may come in useful later because if the appliqué is too wild to wear, I will cut it up and make it into something else. 

All kinds of ideas appear out of nowhere when juxtaposing. Here, I will laughingly say that I don't juxtapose often because there are already too many ideas rattling around in my head...

Linked to Nina Marie's "Off the Wall Fridays."

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

This is a wow project, are you needle turning your applique? It looks great. Dianna

Linda M said...

Wonderful applique, I love the layering.

MulticoloredPieces said...

Yes, this is extreme needle turn. If you look over on my main blog (MulticoloredPieces--link is at the top of the sidebar) you'll find several posts about extreme needle turn. My attempt at an article on the subject.

Judy Ferguson said...

My motto is "nothing is too wild to wear." Your applique is wonderful.

Sharon Rotz said...

I am really drawn to the complexity of this.

Sylvia said...

I like this. It is nice to have a carry along project. I have turned back to my knitting for that, but I have some applique that needs finished, so should start taking it with me once in a while.

Cathy Perlmutter said...

That is totally WOW. Thanks for sharing.

Els said...

You always amaze me .... !

Deborah OHare said...

Amazing applique!

rothequilter said...

I love your work. It has given me some ideas

Carol A. Babineau said...

Very nice -I too love the way the sections look together.

Nina Marie said...

LOL - when you needle turn - you needle turn!! wowsy!

Kit Lang said...

Wow. You aren't fooling around with that needle turn, are you?!