Monday 21 April 2014

Monday Morning Progress Week 3



This "low volume" piece is the right shape to be attached to the indigo blue piece. I have not joined them yet because both pieces need to grow and might turn in to separate objects. At the moment I am just having fun playing with shapes, scale and pattern - I still have no firm plan.

The two pieces are exactly the same size but the blue piece has 103 pieces and the low volume only 39 - and took much less time to put together.  The red squares are 2cm x 2cm.  I normally work in inches but the graph paper I used for the paper pieces was metric- you can't buy it in inches any more.

I have been looking at other EPP projects through Life Under Quilt's Monday linky and there are some very impressive projects with pieces in the thousands.  I may have a long way to go!

The comments I had last week were much appreciated - one or two mentioned the contents of the cupboard so here is a view of the top shelf.  The best toys are on the bottom shelf - come back next week to see that!

11 comments:

  1. Oh I love this! It's fabulous! That's a lot of hard work in there x

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  2. Wow both pieces are wonderful. The blue one is my favorite.

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  3. So clever, looking fabulous!

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  4. Inspiring I wouldnt have thought to put 2 together and the love vol shows up incredible..coming from the Monday linky party..

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  5. Oh cool. I have never tried octagons, but I love the look of your low volume piece. Great job. keep going ;)

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  6. Both of them are wonderful, and the octagon shapes make for a really good assembly / production line.. but the work that has gone into the blue piece is mind blowing. Keep Going!

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  7. Very nice! I love the blue.

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  8. Wow! They are both very beautiful...I love that they would work well together or all on their own...I cannot wait to see what you do with these...

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  9. Awesome! Both pieces are so beautiful and I can't wait to see what you decide to do with them.

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  10. I love this design...especially the low volume light...what next?

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