A neutral background of black, grey, white, or a well-curated palette of low volume fabrics in a quilt can be timeless in its execution and very pleasing to the eye, but a vibrant pop of colour against that negative space can be the element that wows the viewer and really makes a quilt tell its story out loud. Here’s how one Canadian Quiltmaker did just that in the midst of his most difficult month of the year – January.
Read more in our Issue 56.
Brandy Maslowski
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