Floral Improv Samples
I’ve been working on making samples for my newest class, Floral Improv. In it, I’ll be teaching students how to make several flowers without a pattern. Then, we’ll learn a little about composition as we consider ways to arrange them. Each one will be very different, and I’m very excited about it!
Here’s the first sample I made, which I’ve named Garden Frolic. I think it’s a very happy piece.
And here’s a detail shot.
While making this quilt it quickly became obvious that it was too large to use for a live class. Still, I knew I could use it for the online version of the class, and I set to work on some smaller pieces for the live version.
Here’s Happy Garden:
And here’s another version, still un-named.
As you can see, these can vary quite a bit, in orientation, color, and composition. I think it’s really going to be fun to see what a classroom of students will do with this technique!
I’m hoping to teach the first live version of this class in about a month. After that, I’ll be ready to schedule it elsewhere and to create an online version. Watch the newsletter for details.
Ellen Lindner
Love them. These remind me a little of “cosmo boogie.” That last one looks like midnight flowers. Maybe call it Dancing in the Dark.
Ellen, I just love all of these – the flowers, the colors you chose, the composition – just beautiful!
Great title, Sharon! I’m glad you like them.
Thanks, Maeve! And they’re also easy and fast.