When I finished, I felt like fooling around, so I opened Kaleidescope Kreator and uploaded the townhouses, and also my dragon quilt. I don't like to use the program with people, being adverse to picture grandchildren
Monday, July 22, 2013
townhouses and kaleidoscopes
My art quilt group has a table challenge. We are to make a self portrait on one part, and put what we are working on on the table on a second part. I finished the work part, and that is what is pictured. I still have to render myself on the other half.
When I finished, I felt like fooling around, so I opened Kaleidescope Kreator and uploaded the townhouses, and also my dragon quilt. I don't like to use the program with people, being adverse to picture grandchildren
joined at the hip, but I do find using my quilts makes some interested designs. I might use the design for greeting cards. I think it would be neat to make a clock base, if I knew where to order one. Anyway, here are the houses, the dragons quilt, and the kaleidoscopes.
When I finished, I felt like fooling around, so I opened Kaleidescope Kreator and uploaded the townhouses, and also my dragon quilt. I don't like to use the program with people, being adverse to picture grandchildren
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Hi, Rosemary. I love kaleidoscope pieces because of the simplicity of their complexity and yours are very exciting. I really like the house and dragon pieces--wonderful fabrics you're using. And the black and white piece in the previous post is really cool.
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Thanks Nadia. I can waste? a lot of time playing with the Kaleidoscope program.
ReplyDeleteMost hobby stores will have things to make clocks. You'd just have to put your (gorgeous) piece on a flat piece of plywood. I think the kits come with a battery box for the back side and the hands to put on the front side. I assume a hole would have to be drilled into the middle.
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(Here from Off the Wall Friday)
Wonderful kaleidoscopes! I love the colors and shapes.
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