shape skewed on purpose, but the card's lacking something.Funny how most of us only show our successes. The other day Jowynn posted about her trials trying to master a stitch and showed photos of all her tests. i thought about it and concluded that fair enough, i'd follow her footpath and post about these unsuccessful attempts for my Calendar Girls February postcard.
too many things going on here
no focus here,perhaps too many colors and clashing textures.It was an interesting and sobering journey.
And then again, if i can't show my blunders and even enjoy them at this point of my life....
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I like the first two, thought.
ReplyDeletei think what we consider blunders has to do with our point of view, personal expectations and also timing issues. style evolves from blunders in some way, i often consider pieces as "pieces". i leave them until later and often cut them up and put them back together as new puzzles. but i guess that is a quilting thing. i like the skew and that manipulated image. they might be interesting combined. i also like that lacy bit hanging over the edge.
ReplyDeletewhat i think is important is that we talk about what we do and think about it and you have and i like that.
Gee I don't know about rejects Neki - I think the y=top and bottom one both have poitential and I love the middle one just as it is (and I am sure I normally like simple!)
ReplyDeleteSo this is what your blunders look like ;-) I should be so happy...
ReplyDeleteTo my eyes the first card doesn't lack anything and the second card is perfectly balanced. They are beautiful!
Me, too. I think your "rejects" are beautiful. Maybe you'll keep them for further consideration.
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