This is my center for the Modern Mini Mystery Round Robin. I pondered a ton about how I wanted this to look and although I considered a bunch of different block designs, I knew from the beginning that I wanted it rainbow colors.
I wanted this block to say something about me as a person and I think I achieved that. You see, for the most part I am a happy gal and I do my best to enjoy life. Yes there are times when I get like this
or like this, but it isn't often. It takes a huge ton of nasty stuff to get me really boiling hot mad.
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And since I love things in the colors of the rainbow (a very prevalent theme in quilt blog land thankfully) this mini had to be done in that color scheme. No other options existed for me.
On the other hand, I am not a straight and rigid person. I admit there are times when that is necessary, I am an accountant after all, but if I can be just a bit off kilter I will. I like to keep things unpredictable, outside the box. So that is why the bars of this of this are a little askew, just like me.
When I finished this center last week, I wasn't exactly sure if I was 100% happy with it so I put it on my design wall so I could gauge the way I feel about it every day. Obviously since I am posting about it here and it is now on its way to the 1st person in my group, I decided that I love it. I found that I like the way it looks like it is on the straight and narrow if you just glance at it quickly but if you stop and really look at it, you see the wonkiness in it. I think that sums me up pretty well.
Who knows if my group mates will add uneven borders to try and bring this visually back in line but that is the fun part of this Round Robin. It doesn't matter to me and since each person gets to do what they want with it, what happens will remain a mystery to me until I get it back in October.
I'm not telling which one of the group ladies gets the torture honor of being the first to add to this, she'll know soon enough when it arrives at her door but I'm willing to bet that all the members of my group are contemplating the options when it becomes their turn to add their spin on my Wonky Rainbow.
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9 of you added your own colorful comments:
Love it! I would be thrilled to work on this block (even had an idea pop into my head for it...I don't think we are in the same group though...LOL) I will be mailing my starter block tomorrow! I have to take picture of it fist. LOL.
The mind boggles with anticipation. I wonder when I'll get to see this block again. LOL. Anyhow it looks great Michele.
such fun xx
I like that you've put a bit of a different spin on the stardard rainbow. It will be fun to see what your border partners add to it.
Thanks all. I've even got a plan already for the next time I do this.
I love your block! I love bright fun colors! Hope it is coming here!!
Awesome job! Love the colors of course and the possibilities are endless :)
Hmmm...that block looks familiar...(snicker, snicker!). But it doesn't quite look like that anymore....
Now you have me curious Melinda as to what you did to it but I know that I'll just have to wait until I get it back in the fall. I just ya all don't switch it all to bland dull colors.
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