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| Color for September, brown! |
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Wood furniture brown. |
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Wild Rabbits are brown. |
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Late summer browning landscape. |
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| Different browns in tree bark. |
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And more brown, dry grass. |
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| Brown Feathers on an Osprey. |
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| My Summer Quilt 2 with Nine Patch Border pieced on. Quilt News and it's September almost fall! My color calendar color of the month is brown. It's a color that's everywhere, sometimes easy to overlook. I've posted photos with brown objects we see all the time, brown adds depth and fullness. This week I got the Nine Patch border pieced onto my Summer 2 quilt. I used light shirting plaids with Kona Cotton solids, a blue calico and grey bird print I found at Jo Ann fabric several months ago. I'm planning to add a few more borders. All the fabrics are scraps and pieces I've used in other projects. And that is the news from the valley where the color brown is being appreciated. I'm still studying neutrals and brown tucks neatly into that world. I have Yoko Saito's book, Patchwork Bags and Accessories, published by Stackpole Books, the collection of brown, neutral and taupe fabrics used in the projects is gorgeous. It's a great book for appreciating construction techniques and beautiful, Japanese fabrics. That Quilt Friends, is the news from the valley, where we are looking forward to fall. How are your projects coming along? I'll be by to visit. |
3 comments:
I have a different book by Yoko. What a sophisticated color sense she has. I hope you are well. All that brown worries me with the wildfires. Stay safe.
Its funny how mother nature turns a switch and then its Fall. Cool, brisk, brown.
There is a lot of orange tint in that brown scene of the house - it reminds me of the horrific scenes of the wild fires.
You have a good collection of how brown nature can be - it is a kind of natural mature colour.
There is not much brown in your quilt top, nevertheless it is a beauty!!! The aqua and red make then pieces pop. Yoko Saito's quilts are all brownish with its beige and taupe, even when she uses red or blue there is a hint of brown or gray there. Her books are a treasure trove of techniques, too.
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