Look What U Made Me Do Part 2: Depression Blocks, the Reverse
pirate_girl
10 years ago
So remember my thread, 'So Look What You Made Me Do"?
The Blue Green Batik Depression blocks, I'd recently finished piecing the top.
Well I started playing w/ the same design on the back, different coloring & somewhat different scale.
Color not too true here, the paler color is aqua.
Playing around w/ different ideas. This is why design walls are so great!
I just can't stop!!
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