Alison Glass Kaleidoscope 2021 20 Fat Quarter Bundle $71.95.There are additional brights as well as some more semi-neutral dusty pinks and oranges. We are especially happy about the addition of an almost black, a more pepper-y grey, a light grey, a nice cream, flax, and a couple of pretty chambray-ish blues. They also work well with the existing 40 Kaleidoscope colors and the Kaleidoscope Plaid and Stripe collection. The Kaleidoscope 2021 collection of 20 new colors is its own spectrum of color with an emphasis on more neutrals. Achieving the desired perceived color from two separate colors is a lengthy and time-consuming process, and we are very proud of the work that went into creating it and the outcome. Great care was taken in the combining of the two colors to create a line of woven solid fabrics that are each consistent with the Alison Glass color palette. Mostly a group of shot cottons with a couple of chambrays, Kaleidoscope uses two different colors of yarn that are woven together to make a new, final color with a lot of depth and interest. It’s a dream to work with – beautiful and high quality! With sixty fabrics in the main Kaleidoscope line, a range of light, bright, and dark colors make it a versatile and useful fabric collection. The cloth is not too thin or too thick, it is just the right mix of structure and lightness that drapes beautifully for quilting and garment making.
Fill in your design using similar shades of color.Kaleidoscope is a woven, 42” usable width 100% cotton fabric. On a piece of paper, place the cardboard in lots of different positions, tracing around it each time to make a kaleidoscope-like design. Cut your own interesting shape from cardboard.
How many colors can you find? Createįind shapes in this page that the artist repeated to create complicated patterns. Other colors-deep and light blues and reds-animate the page as well. The detailed pattern has three different shades of gold, ranging from a dull, greenish one to a brilliant yellow one. ImagineĪdmire all of the subtle varieties of color on this page. His manuscripts were popular in neighboring Turkey, and powerful and wealthy people in both Iran and Turkey collected them. Sayri probably worked in a workshop with many other calligraphers, all specialists in beautiful writing. We know very little about him besides that he lived and worked in Shiraz, a city in southern Iran. More than four hundred years ago, a calligrapher named Khan Ahmad Sayri copied this Qur’an. Next time you take a walk outside, count how many examples of symmetry you find. This is called “symmetry.” There are many examples of symmetry in nature. If you were to cut the shape in two, each half would look exactly like the other. Now, look at the border and find a shape that resembles a star with eight points. What shapes do you see? Name as many as you can. Take a moment to look closely at this beautiful page’s complex designs. What is it made of? Ink, color, and gold on paper
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