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Friday, January 15, 2016

Vintage Rainbow Mosaics


Rachel of Stitched in Color writes one of my favorite blogs, I have been reading it for years.  I love her approach to what she make and her encouragement with in the sewing community.  I also admire the courage it has taken for her to share all of her families struggles over the last year.

With the help of her sponsors she occasionally has mosaic contests, where participants can create a blend of fabrics that they feel reflect the theme she has described.  The most recent is based on the idea of a Vintage Rainbow and is sponsored by Fabricworm.

Here are the two that I created for the contest, below each picture is a list of the fabric I included.

Vintage Rainbow #1
1. Studio M for Moda, Basic Mixologie Geometrics, Off the Grid Light Green
2.Elizabeth Hartman for Robert Kaufman, Rhoda Ruth, Diamond Nature
3.Carrie Bloomston for Windham, Story, News Web Red
4.Simple Simon & Company for Riley Blake, Four Corners, Triangle Teal
5. Maureen Cracknell for Art Gallery, Fleet & Flourish, Roadside Guides Opal
6. Bee in My Bonnet, Modern Mini’s, Arrows Yellow
7.Carolyn Friedlander for Robert Kaufman, Doe, Scratch Shale
8. Dear Stella, Zig Zag, Shell
9.Riley Blake, Lucky Star, Argyle Navy


Vintage Rainbow #2

1.Kimberly Kight for Cotton and Steel, Penny Arcade, X Dot Pink
2.Miriam Bos for Birch Organic Fabrics, Wildland, Flowerbed Orange
3.Lizzie Mackay for Blend, Faraway Forest, Secret Spot Grey
4. Miriam Bos for Birch Organic Fabrics, Wildland, Arrowheads Dusk
5.Maureen Cracknell for Art Gallery, Fleet & Flourish, All Paths Clear
6.Moda, Color Daze Linens, Ombre Stripe Turquoise
7.Bonnie Christine for Art Gallery, Succulence, Greenhouse Aglow
8.Violet Craft, Highlands, The Geometry of Bees Honey
9.April Rhodes for Art Gallery, Bound, Painting Morale

2 comments:

  1. Wow love them both. I used the same yellow "geometry of bees" in one of my entries.

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