Happy Dance: new pic to see

I finished my first, but definitely not my last, ghost layers quilt. I love
this design technique and the foolproof transparancy effects. Click my URL
below to come see. It's the first quilt.
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susan kraterfield
see my quilts: http://members.cox.net/kratersge/

Wow Susan....you're quilts are amazing....you are extremely talented!!!

Lorraine

"Kraterfields" wrote in message
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I finished my first, but definitely not my last, ghost layers quilt. I love
this design technique and the foolproof transparancy effects. Click my URL
below to come see. It's the first quilt.
--
susan kraterfield
see my quilts: http://members.cox.net/kratersge/

That's just incredible Susan. I love looking at all your work!

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kitty in phx

http://community.webshots.com/user/kittykatchee


"Kraterfields" wrote in message
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I finished my first, but definitely not my last, ghost layers quilt. I
love this design technique and the foolproof transparancy effects. Click
my URL below to come see. It's the first quilt.
--
susan kraterfield
see my quilts: http://members.cox.net/kratersge/

(this is the sound of awed silence!!)

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Cheryl
http://community.webshots.com/user/witchofthewest
cawaites@netconnectDOTcomDOTau
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"Kraterfields" wrote in message
news:BvU7f.13130$v_5.13111@dukeread07...
I finished my first, but definitely not my last, ghost layers quilt. I
love this design technique and the foolproof transparancy effects. Click
my URL below to come see. It's the first quilt.
--
susan kraterfield
see my quilts: http://members.cox.net/kratersge/

WOW! The Cube Dorm Quilt is my personal favorite -- followed closely
by the summer quilt of May 2001.

Dancing a Jig for ya!

Tricia
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http://photos.yahoo.com/chirparrooo

Nested Disssection facinated me. Do you have a full view - I would love to
see the pattern! I didn't follow all the math involved (it's been a LONG
time since my last math class) but I often used formulas to design my
lts - that is until I got hooked on applique (LOL)

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Cheryl
http://community.webshots.com/user/witchofthewest
cawaites@netconnectDOTcomDOTau
"catsatararat" on Yahoo msgr


"Kraterfields" wrote in message
news:BvU7f.13130$v_5.13111@dukeread07...
I finished my first, but definitely not my last, ghost layers quilt. I
love this design technique and the foolproof transparancy effects. Click
my URL below to come see. It's the first quilt.
--
susan kraterfield
see my quilts: http://members.cox.net/kratersge/

Wow, Susan, that is a gorgeous quilt.
I *love* transparency effects, and this one is stunning.
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In message BvU7f.13130$v_5.13111@dukeread07, Kraterfields
writes
I finished my first, but definitely not my last, ghost layers quilt. I love
this design technique and the foolproof transparancy effects. Click my URL
below to come see. It's the first quilt.

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Best Regards
pat on the hill

Wow, that turned out great! Dancing in the moonlight for ya, Susan, and I'm
definitely curious about this technique.

Karen, Queen of Squishies

Cheryl said..
"Nested Disssection facinated me. Do you have a full view - I would
love to see the pattern! "

Here's the pic she's referencing:
http://members.cox.net/kratersge/dissect2.jpg

You really are seeing basically all the "pattern" in the quilt. I'll
try to draw in ascii here and explain better without recourse to math
jargon. The pattern is a 4-block checkboard with an L-shaped frame
around the lower left corner. Like this:

## #####
## #####
## #####
#######
#######
#######
############
############

There's no forcing of symmetry -- you can split the 4-block into
different sizes, as long as the # parts are still square (the blank
parts would be oblongs).

The blanks are black in my quilt. Now, if you impose this
4-block/L-frame pattern on the 2 littler ### squares, you end up with a
tinier version of this pattern within that smaller rectangle. The
actual quilt has done the algorithm 4 times. To find them in the
picture, look for these colors on the "L" part:

The outermost L: medium orchid.
2nd L: darkest orchid -- there are 2 of these Ls
3rd Lale orchid -- there are 4 of these Ls
4th L: gray -- 8 of these w/ little solid carnation pink 4-block
checkerboards

I anxiously await some feedback on *this* incarnation of an
explanation. If finally someone understands it, I'll put it in my
website. I've struggled to explain this to people forever. Makes me
feels stupid that I can't explain.

susan kraterfield
see my quilts: members.cox.net/kratersge

What a lovely quilt. It looks just like a painting on canvas. Linda in Tx