Wednesday 1 November 2023

Moon Over Squircle

 


For this challenge, I used some silk scraps that I have collected over time but never done anything with.


I used the same collage technique as last time and I really enjoyed seeing the beautiful shapes that emerged from basically putting colour into a grid - although I decided, in the end, not to actually mark the grid and that allowed me to take a little poetic license with the moon! I have put more details over at Rainbow Hare.

I'm looking forward to seeing what everyone has made for this challenge :)

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12 comments:

  1. Debbi1 November 2023 at 12:24

    So interesting. That is a lot of circles to cut out. I love the positive and negative circles.

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    1. Janine @ Rainbow Hare3 November 2023 at 16:18

      Thank you, Debbi. I invested in a sizzix machine and second hand circle die as I thought I could never be accurate enough with hand cutting. I hope to use it for other things but if not, I’ll put it back on eBay.

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  2. Celtic Thistle1 November 2023 at 12:25

    I really like this Janine, it has an Arabian nights feel to it I can almost hear the call to prayers tolling out over the rooftops :)

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  3. Anonymous1 November 2023 at 13:15

    Oh, I love this, Janine. I agree with Fiona about the Arabian nights feel. It’s very playful, and made me smile at first glance. Barbara

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  4. Textile Ranger1 November 2023 at 13:54

    This is very peaceful to look at. I love the pale colors with just a few hints of brights and darks to balance! Gwen

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    1. Janine @ Rainbow Hare3 November 2023 at 16:20

      Thank you. It was somewhat limited to the colours I had but I liked using the silks :)

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  5. piecefulwendy2 November 2023 at 16:14

    This quilt makes me smile. I love all the curves! I had to chuckle at the title!

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  6. Anonymous2 November 2023 at 18:11

    I'm singing the Aladdin arabian nights song now! Love the colours and the use of circles compliments the pointness of the rooftops so well. - ruth

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  7. Janine @ Rainbow Hare3 November 2023 at 16:21

    Thank you :)

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