There is a book called Brain Rules. One of the rules is that the more senses you stimulate, the more people will remember about what you were telling them. Another rule is that vision takes up about 50% of a person’s sense-related brain power.
I had a lot of help on the Tarts as it progressed and one thing that SherriD did was use her Photoshop powers to stimulate my vision sense.
In the first picture, she showed how the quilt would look with some more flying geese in the bottom middle would look. I ended up adding some silverware, but the idea was sound.
Once I definitely replaced the Flying Geese with the stack of cups, SherriD thought it would look better if I had two godl cups there. I wasn’t about to redo another part, but I liked the show and tell.
By the way, there are twenty-three elements (blocks) in this piece. Of the 23, twelve have been redone at least once. rust me, it seemed like I redid a lot more than that!
I should have done cookies on photoshop too! 😀 But seriously, thank you for mentioning my interference with your Tarts progress. I just enjoy being a pest. 🙂
I like Tarts just fine, the way you ended up doing it. Can’t wait to see the embellishments!
It is not too late to do the cookies in Photoshop!
I think it looks fabulous. I really like the stacked cups. Now you have to decide how to quilt it.
Thanks to you both, SherriD and Quilt Rat. I appreciate your comments and support. Sherri: your ‘interference’ shows how great the web is in that it can allow people to collaborate in new and different ways.