This was the inspiration for my latest afghan project.
Sketch made as color blocking study for afghan pattern.
And here is it after adding color.
Here is a detail of the final patteren.
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- Esther Gregory
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- As a fledgling adult, I'm trying to figure out exactly what it is I want to do with myself. Currently I work at Joann Fabrics (which has been an experience!) and volunteer with Friends of the Cedar River Watershed (mostly data-entry stuff, but the organization itself restores and maintains the watershed).
My life drive is changing the way the environmental field is viewed, and integrating environmental practices with city life. I hope blogging about green crafting will help with that in some small way.
I try to design all of my projects to be scalable. By that I mean a small business could take one of my ideas and make it work for them. The important factors to make something scalable (in my mind) are: cheap, easily attainable, raw material and minimal time/effort. I use everday waste materials that accumulate quickly (such as plastic bags or bottles). The creation process allows me to discover which projects are feasible time-wise.
2 comments:
So beautiful and creative!!!!
This is going to be gorgeous, and esp. neat if the artwork hangs above the couch or chair where the afghan will be used...YUM...
I didn't read far enough to see that you are using a graphed pattern. I thought you were interpreting the pattern freely as you crochetted. Still interesting!
How do you plan to quilt your jeans/pants quilt?
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