Fairytale Snapshots
How do you photograph a ginormous quilt top all by yourself... when the only good light left is outside? Hmm...
Spread it out on a grassy slope?
Climb a tree?
Ok, there it is.
Well, now you can see it all. I didn't finish the corners, because after 3 hours of stitching, I was ready to be done. I plan to miter them like so. But I'm not sure how I'm going to bind this quilt, so that's my excuse for not finishing. I think I want a low-key linen edge finish. I'm thinking about how I could use the edges I already have. They're straight!
Woa, don't fall!
Let's get down out of the tree and try something a little more interesting. Over a branch perhaps?
Aaaah, pretty!
Wait! Folded?
Does she look bored?
I think it's time to call it a night. You tell me, how do you photograph a ginormous quilt all by yourself?
Spread it out on a grassy slope?
Climb a tree?
Ok, there it is.
Well, now you can see it all. I didn't finish the corners, because after 3 hours of stitching, I was ready to be done. I plan to miter them like so. But I'm not sure how I'm going to bind this quilt, so that's my excuse for not finishing. I think I want a low-key linen edge finish. I'm thinking about how I could use the edges I already have. They're straight!
Woa, don't fall!
Let's get down out of the tree and try something a little more interesting. Over a branch perhaps?
Aaaah, pretty!
Wait! Folded?
Does she look bored?
I think it's time to call it a night. You tell me, how do you photograph a ginormous quilt all by yourself?
