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Thursday, March 19, 2009
Shades of Gray
Psychological Effect: Although often thought of as a negative color, Gray is actually the color of independence and self-reliance.
"The color of truth is gray."
- Andre Gide
“Do be do be do.”
"I did it my way."
- Frank Sinatra
Have a great day!
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Another winner!
ReplyDeleteLove this one too! I really enjoy reading the effect of the colors.
ReplyDeleteGrey is my favorite color so I'm loving this!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'll ever look at gray the same way again. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOK - AMAZING! This is one of my favs!!!!!
ReplyDeletethese are all so amazing! i love the quilting on the orange one. you're such a great teacher, you know.
ReplyDeleteGACK I love your work.
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Seriously? Now they are just making fun of us.
Also, I love your profile picture. You look like a lot of fun. :)
ReplyDeleteAnother great color combo.
ReplyDeleteyou make your quilts so quickly! This grey cover has an understated elegance about it, just lovely
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Love this! I think gray maybe too understated most of the time - really great!
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ReplyDeleteLovely! That Frank Sinatra quote is perfect too. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying these fun lessons in colour! I have to admit to never being that fond of gray, but I do like your pillow cover. You manage to make gray look pretty to me! Is that your record collection I see there? I'm wondering what's lurking behind Frank...we always display our coolest ones at the front. I do anyway. The further you flip through my collection, the more embarrassing it gets! Yours is probably cool all the way through :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful -- it has such a clean and refreshing look. You have such an eye for design - everything you do looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteHugs to Mo!
Not to mention the perfect foil.
ReplyDeleteThanks Everyone!
ReplyDeleteTracy, that's just a little stand that sits on top of my portable record player, and holds a few of my albums, I have other piles elsewhere. The albums behind Frank, (I adore that cover!) are...
The Best of the Ames
Rudolph the Rednose Reindeer
Charlie Bird Jazz Recital
Johnny Desmond's Guilty of Love!
and
Guide to Jazz with Louie Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Fats Walker, Fletcher Henderson, and Jelly Roll Morton.
Good stuff!
Hey V, Luv it. I think your gray next to the red makes your pillow a very cool feel. You have a very nice stipple. Looks great! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove the mod...simple....also love the goals for the year...one for me in addition to those is articulation....being a better speaker and writer. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletewow Victoria! and you call me proficient.....you don't do so bad yourself!!
ReplyDeletePut this on my current love (on the right hand side of my blog) today!
ReplyDeletegray and purple and darker purple, I'm in love! These colors speak to me:)
ReplyDeleteOh I just LOVE all your stuff! I saw your yellow crop circles quilt on flickr and about died. Beautiful stuff!
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