
Here's the project I've been working on for the last 2 days. In general I've begun working on a series of quilts for my exhibition at the MADI Museum Dallas in April. I'm at the point where I have assembled the individual blocks but am trying to decide how the blocks will be joined. Here's a photo showing the blocks up against each other
with nothing to separate them visually.

To me the stripes have so much energy that I need to separate them and give the eye a place to rest between blocks. So in this photo you can see I've separated them with a black sashing.

Then I thought maybe the sashing needed a bit more color... something to interrupt the flow

On this one I played with a zany checkerboard as the centerpoint.
This is the choice I finally went with.
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