Thursday, August 6, 2009

My Creative Space

I was perhaps artificially assured of my abilities after the giraffe success and wanted to make a star pattern quilt - with no real skill, no pattern, not the best fabric choice (stretch denim - hmm perhaps not) this is what I ended up with. I am still hopeful, but this one not a success at all, points are messy and it is really out of shape. Not all smooth sailing, and that is ok. The Mum this time just wants something plain so I am thinking I will just revert to my original square idea for now.
More creative spaces at Kirsty's house - did you know she repainted, no longer the house of brown now the house of red - Fiery.
Thank you too for your great suggestions for Caleb's quilt. He finds the idea of asking if he likes a fabric a bit overwhelming, he usually just says yes, but I think we have found a theme at least. So Caleb's faves in order - animals, pirates, dinosaurs and monsters. Animals it is and just in time for the Amitie sale tomorrow darn it!

12 comments:

edward and lilly said...

Nothing like a star quilt, I think it looks great.

june at noon said...

Good for you for carrying on. I think the star looks great!

Unknown said...

It is looking good to me!!! I threw myself into a quilt awhile back not having the first clue what I was doing...I was suprised with the end result so keep on keeping on girl!! :)

Leonie Guld said...

Good on you for trying!! it's just squares for me!

annamaria potamiti said...

Lovely star- a star is a star...
Have a lovley day,
Annamaria

Kylie said...

It looks great to me... were you creatively photographing without even realising it?!! Good luck :) K

Anonymous said...

Lovely star, lovely fabric. Lovely creative space.

Woollywotnots said...

Lovely star, lovely fabric. Lovely creative space.

Jennifer Rose said...

I think it look really good :) a star quilt would look really nice, even if the stars are just placed at random point in the quilt

Nikki said...

What about a star using diamonds? Not sure if this is possible but thought I'd throw the suggestion in! I think that fact you jumped in and had a go means that your claim of "no real skill" is incorrect!

Kirsty said...

Maybe you could applique a couple of stars on after the face or do your quilting in star shapes?

I can't see the wonk by the way.

Lucy Bowler said...

Enjoy the Amitie sale, sounds very exciting! Look forward to seeing what you decide about the quilt.