It's going to look pretty whichever way you put it together. Taking a photo very often gives a better view of the colour distribution than looking with the naked eye.
I was going to say the same as Ali and also, if you photograph each potential layout you have something to go back to.
Imagine the scene - you move everything around so much that you now have a mess which you hate, BUT you know that 7 or 8 versions ago you liked the arrangement ... BUT you can't quite remember which bit went where.
If you take photos as you go along life becomes a lot simpler.
Now, have we talked to you yet about a design wall?
Just how much fun am I having with this? 
That's what I love about sewing; putting the puzzle pieces together. That quilt top will be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's going to look pretty whichever way you put it together. Taking a photo very often gives a better view of the colour distribution than looking with the naked eye.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say the same as Ali and also, if you photograph each potential layout you have something to go back to.
ReplyDeleteImagine the scene - you move everything around so much that you now have a mess which you hate, BUT you know that 7 or 8 versions ago you liked the arrangement ... BUT you can't quite remember which bit went where.
If you take photos as you go along life becomes a lot simpler.
Now, have we talked to you yet about a design wall?
Thank you for your kind comments, girls!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant tip about taking photos as I play around with the layout - but it also shows how your eye really doesn't see what is in front of you!
My knees wish to talk to you about a design wall, Bilbo!