Last Saturday I spent the day with Bay Area Modern Quilting for a fun day of Planned Improv. One of my favorite parts of teaching Planned Improv workshops is seeing the wide variety of projects that grow out of the same starting rules.
Here's just a glimpse of some of the beautiful work that was created on Saturday.
Some quilters stuck with solids. Rhonda used a monochromatic palette and Mary used a Tara Faughnan bundle of solids. Gerre opted for arranging her cool colored units to have a checkerboard center.
Sue opted for both uphill and downhill seams in some of her units.
Cyndi went home and finished her quilt top. I enjoy the little pops of turquoise sprinkled throughout. (I love it when quilters share their progress/finish pictures from home with me!)
I missed getting a picture of Alison's project up on the design wall, but look at the beautiful palette she chose.
Thank you for having me, Bay Area Modern! And as always, I came home inspired with tons of ideas for Planned Improv: All About Angles variations.
P.S. If I missed getting a photo of your project, email me a picture at sarah@goer.org and I will add it to the post. :-)
Anja @ Anja Quilts
Those are great projects. It sounds like it was a wonderful time.
sarah
Post authorIt was so much fun! Thanks for visiting, Anja.