And that is OK!
I started working on my wonky words... First stab...
Since it's all crazy wonky I thought the affirmation:
I am not perfect, and that is OK
Would work nicely!
But two things, One I ran out of navy blue...
and two, I think I want them SMALLER to fit in the borders...
So, after a lovely trip to the quilt shop,( yippee!)
I may take another stab at it... or i may put the words on the back...
we'll see...
But I've stopped procrastinating, so that's good!
Since it's all crazy wonky I thought the affirmation:
I am not perfect, and that is OK
Would work nicely!
But two things, One I ran out of navy blue...
and two, I think I want them SMALLER to fit in the borders...
So, after a lovely trip to the quilt shop,( yippee!)
I may take another stab at it... or i may put the words on the back...
we'll see...
But I've stopped procrastinating, so that's good!
8 comments:
I have trouble with the whole scale thing as well. I think it would look fabulous on the front and would make a great punctuation to it's wonderful wonkiness!
looks great! and the trip to the fabtric store was an added bonus to this quilt...huh?
I haven't made letters before either. If mine turn out this nice, I'll be thrilled, yours look great!
I delighted to see others who are planning to put words on the back . . . so am I!
Your letters are great! Keep going!
I've made letters before, just haven't had a complete thought of where I want them... They seem to big for the scale of the top... Oh well, hi ho hi ho it's off to the quilt shop I go!!!
Love it! Like the blue letters mixed in with the red letters. The backwards R is great! I can't tell from the picture if the scale works or not, but putting them on the back as a general rule is a great idea...wish I had thought of that before I did mine.
Awesome quilt and I love your "statement". Wonderful!
your letters are great. I love how you pieced the fabrics in the background and the letters of perfect. That little lighter triangle in the first E is a great little touch. wish I could see the letters together with the top to get an idea of the scale.
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