Tuesday 13 May 2014

Rainbow science details

I think I had posted few details of this quilt at the time of making it but because I a bit lazy to go back and see were the posts are I will just post them again.
I do have about 15 little squares with a theme and the rest are only like this one with flowers .
 This one is about electricity and atomic energy.
 this is a view of the nature
 I love the CI so a bit of DNA , blood cells , prints and so on go well . :)
 My rainbow was intended to cover the light refraction .
 The human body is always a huge subject in the science.
 Bugs , insects and they own life is an infinite domain .
 OK, this have nothing to do with science as is a reproduction of Van Gogh but I love arts a lot
 The magnetic field
 Some geometrical forms will cover maths.
And here is the life under the sea with the famous Nemo
I will be back tomorrow hope with details of the rest of the patches.

Happy crafting all
Hugs
Renata

5 comments:

  1. Thanks for visiting Tuesday Stitchers! Love this crazy quilt, I have never seen one with a science theme and it is spectacular.

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  2. I am very taken with these blocks such imagination you have they have worked so well

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  3. Thanks girls , This is my first ever quilt done and won me a Jannome sawing machine for quilters to the Irish Quilting Magazin competition .
    All of my family was making fun of me and was thinking I must be mad to send it for a competition but I did and I am glad

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  4. Congrats on winning the sewing machine, Renata! Your quilt is super with an unusual theme, but very striking with your colour choices and embellishments.

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    1. The colors have not been really choose by me. The competition had as a theme ''science in my quilt '' and they suggested maths shapes but I can't deal with them so I chose to do embroidery . All the quilt is done from recyclable fabric and thread which I inherit from my granny and this is how the colors come to be so bold.

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