While attending a fun retreat in early February, I started a new Interleave quilt. For this quilt, I incorporated the color wheel to see what kind of colorful interplay would emerge from the Interleave design. Interesting combinations were created in the overlapping shapes: tertiary colors as well as complementary pairs.
Rather than my typical vertical orientation, I opted for a horizontal layout which gives the illusion of rolling hills.
While I managed to finish the quilt top and quilting in just a few hours, it took me over 2 months to create the label and bind it! And rather than a traditional binding, I used a faced finish which I really like!
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| Color Wheel Interleave 16"x16" |
I have been experimenting with interleave quilts (I know; late to the party), and I can't figure out how you draw your template to achieve the look you show here. Any suggestions? Love your work.
ReplyDeleteHi Barb--glad to hear you are experimenting with Interleaves. I'm hoping to offer another workshop via Zoom in November-ish. I unlock all the secrets to help you create a variety of interleave designs. I'll be sharing more in my newsletter and social media channels once it has been added to my schedule.
DeleteCount me in -- although I will be away the middle of November. Are your Zoom classes recorded, in case I miss it? Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteSounds great! I usually record my open enrollment sessions and make them available with 1-week access. Hope you can join the fun!
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