This is my result for the color palette that Kristin chose for our Twelve by Twelve challenge this round. The color palette was red, orange, black, chartreuse, and two shades of gray. I found this palette to be a challenge and I thought about what to create for almost the entire two-month period. Last week I decided on a scene from my own little fantasy world. See more on my quilt and eleven other quilts made with this color palette over on the Twelve by Twelve blog.
I would love strolling through your fantasy garden! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteStunning! Those are wonderful color choices...but what a challenge!
ReplyDeleteDelightful design, fabric prints, colors, quilting. Makes me feel like I am in Hawaii. Wait. I am in Hawaii. So why isn't this quilt here too (and you also).
ReplyDeleteAloha,
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Beautiful! Love the subtle color variations and the quilting in the backgound!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous Terri! I just love it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this interpretation! You did great and they really look like Hawaian flowers.
ReplyDeleteaunti jude
All I can say is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery different colors, but still you. It came out grat. I really like the way it looks like they could be growing out of the volcano's lava rock. The promise of regrowth....
ReplyDeleteWow Terri what a great piece this is. You did an awesome job of working with those challenging colors.
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic! I love the quilting you did in the sky.
ReplyDeleteI would say that you were certainly up to the challenge, what a great fantasy garden.
ReplyDeleteElaine
What a fun piece Terri.
ReplyDeleteSo unique! LOVE IT! You are so awesome with your background stitching!!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Cat
Funny enough, little flowers and plants really do grow out of the lava rock. So good call!
ReplyDeleteThe 12" x 12" pieces look great. I knew your piece was your piece!