As for most od the July I will be away from sewing machine and visiting my family I decied to already sew the next Pastiche bee block. July is Krista's month and she chose Rex Ray art as inspiration for the blocks. I didn't know this artist before and was amazed by his graphic designs. Great colour combinations, lots of curves and various shapes. Wonderful topic for a bee. You can see all his art pieces HERE.
Jako ze przez wieksza czesc lipca bede w-odwiedzinach-u-rodziny-bez-maszyny, postanowilam juz teraz uszyc lipcowy Pastiche bee blok. W lipcu, Krista wybrala grafiki Rex'a Ray'a jako inspiracje dla naszych blokow. Nie znalam tego artysty wczesniej, a szkoda, bo tworzy genialnie. Jego sztuka to zabawa ksztaltami i kolorami - swietny temat na quilting bee. Galerie jego prac mozecie znalezc TUTAJ.
Szczegolnie spodobala mi sie ta praca:
This one became one of my favourites from the first moment I saw it:
And I decided to sew a block based on that graphic. Krista asked for black fabric as a part of a block as something which would connect all bee blocks which she will get, so I made a black background. Pity that I don't have any shot cottons. They would be great for sewing this block (I know that there are still some blue marks from washable marker, which obviously I have to wash away before sending the block).
Piecing curves was tricky. It took me ages to prepare tempates (EQ7 somehow didn't want to cooperate with me this time) and cut all the fabrics, but sewing was a challenge. And I like challenges! I really, really like this block. It looks super cool for me and I hope Krista will be happy :)
No i postanowilam uszyc moj blok wlasnie na podstawie tej pracy. Krista prosila o uzycie koloru czarnego w pracach, jako elementu laczacego bloki, ktore od nas dostanie, wiec wybralam czarny material na tlo. Szycie po lukach bylo wyzwaniem, ale takie wyzwania bardzo lubie! Szylo sie dluuugo (to musze przyznac) i nie bylo latwo ale blok bardzo mi sie podoba. Mam nadzieje, ze Krista bedzie zadowolona :)
Goodness this is amazing - it make my Free Bee blocks look pathetic .....
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is beautiful! Love!
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration, and love what you came up with, that is going to be a seriously cool quilt!
ReplyDeleteWowza! Love the inspiration and the block. I'm still pretty intimidated by sewing curves, but with inspiration like this I've got the motivation to figure it out!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazingly cool block. If all her blocks are similar, wow, what a cool quilt it would be! Well done Joanna!
ReplyDeleteWow ~ another amazing block ~ you are so very talented!
ReplyDeleteThis is totally amazing Joanna! The fabrics you used are perfect. Everything about it is just fantastic. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHow? How, how, how?
ReplyDeleteHaving never pieced a curve in my life, I am awestruck. Any suggestions as to resources to help me learn? This is just marvelous.
Nic dziwnego, że Ci się podoba, gdyż blok jest wspaniały! Nic dodać, nic ująć! Mistrzostwo i już:)
ReplyDeleteGenialny!!! Moim zdaniem wygląda nawet lepiej niż oryginał:)
ReplyDeleteWow! this is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing, I hope someday I can tackle something like that!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing Joanna! You do such wonderful curved piecing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool and fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Your interpretation of the graphics is spot on. The combinations of the patterns and colors of the fabrics just make this block.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I would love to make a quilt that looks like a Charles Arnoldi painting... http://www.charlesarnoldistudio.com/
ReplyDeleteYour block is wonderful! Great interpretation of his work.
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