So I'm three-quarters done! Even with decent natural light, these blocks don't photograph easily, but you get the idea. And though I'm really liking the blocks with more color that I'm seeing under Instagram's #modernsamplerquiltalong, I'm still equally pleased with my decision to go very, very low-volume.
Linking up with Scraptastic Tuesday and the Modern Sampler monthly linkup.
I like your low volume choice too. I especially like how the darker tones in your blocks, if placed in another project, might be the lightest values. Just shows how everything is relative.
ReplyDeleteI like your low volume choice too. I especially like how the darker tones in your blocks, if placed in another project, might be the lightest values. Just shows how everything is relative.
ReplyDeleteThese look great! Enough contrast so you can see what you're doing, yet restful.
ReplyDeleteI really like how these are coming together and I think the quilt is going to be really lovely in these very low volumes. Interesting how grouping fabrics together like this makes the eye see subtle differences more dramatically.
ReplyDeletesheesh that's a lot of tiny triangles! Paper piecing was a smart move. And I also love the low volumes
ReplyDeleteThe low volume selection looks so pretty. What a great deviation from the usual. I really like this!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are just gorgeous. Every time I see a new block I want to make it, too. And I would do it exactly in your color way.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all these blocks together! When I say those little triangles I thought...oh no she didn't!! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour low volume sampler is awesome. Those tiny triangles are awesome.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this quilted! Less is definitely more here - very contemplative!Thank you for linking up to #scraptastictuesday!
ReplyDeleteThis project is so understated yet complex and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like those low volumes, too! It gives a calm feel to your sampler.
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