My husband needed new curtains for his restaurant to replace black velvet ones, he wanted to make it more interesting and let the light in at the same time. This window is two stories high. I had a big collection of fabric and decided to use it for this project. I wanted to make it very pleasing to the eye. So my first concern was to use the golden rule, all the measurements had to go in a ratio of 1.618. I cut all the fabric and separated it so all the different kinds of fabric would be well distributed. They ended up being 6 panels and we loved the results. I hope you like them too.
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Wow! Those are absolutely beautiful! It looks like stained glass. Did you sew all the little blocks together?
Yes I did, but they are divided in six big panes so they could be handled and moved. I did not put anything behind so they would look like stained glass. Thank you for your comment!
Love, love, love these! Where is your restaurant? I know I would love to see them in person:)
Love, love, love these! Where is your restaurant? I know I would love to see them in person:)
The restaurant is in Monterrey, Mexico. I just moved to Austin TX
Nice job you get my vote.
Beautiful! Very imaginative use of quilting.