One of my favorite designs to explore in quiltmaking is 'strip piecing'. It can be something that doesn't include a lot of thought using small pieces of many different colors and motifs from the scrap bins. In the past, I've made several quilts with different arrangements of strip sets; some with printed words; and some with added machine embroidery. I have some newer scraps to now experiment with and I enjoy the strip piecing process --- so here we go --- another quilt for a 'quilter's graffiti' experience!
THE STATS: GRAFFITI, 2026, 30" X 30", Paper Pieced, Machine Pieced, Machine Appliqued, Machine Embroidered, Machine Quilted.
I have a love/hate relationship with graffiti/murals. I appreciate the creativity and artistry in the development of them. However, it really upsets me when a mural is painted externally on an architectural-significant building. Has the orginal architect given approval of this? Is it part of the orginal design? To me, this is when a mural turns into graffiti. Just my opinion, folks!
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