I really fouled this one up. I figured out it would go into the corner of the quilt (as it was then) and decided that it'd be cool to incorporate the page background color and make the thing as thought it's a corner of a page. Needless to say, I didn't account for the quilt's ability to grow both up and down :(
Will know better next time.
This tile is from Mainquilters Unite!
Tile Info
Comment:
Man, I hope this is the corner tile.
By: levik
Checked out at: April 27, 2001
Checked in at: April 28, 2001
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Oooops...
Re: Oooops...
I got the tile right above, and was wondering why that blue color looked so familiar...
Re: Oooops...
I actually like it better there -- it looks like someone took some scissors to the side of the quilt. Also, the effect with the tiles above and to the side comes off almost like a rather odd toucan.
Kind of cool that it retains the illusion of curling even embedded in an edge and not the corner, too.
Kind of cool that it retains the illusion of curling even embedded in an edge and not the corner, too.
Re: an idea.
yeah, good idea! =) Slothy, how about it?
Re: Re: an idea.
SLOTHY!!! òâîþ ìàòü ;))
Re: Re: Re: an idea.
Hm... I don't think slothy speaks russian...
Re: Re: Re: Re: an idea.
Slothy speaks only in riddles.
Re: an idea.
That can't be done because the edges of the quilt are variable. One could hypothetically check out the first tile of the quilt and have it end up in the upper right corner, if everyone refuses to ever take the tiles above and to the right of it, so you never know if a tile is a corner or an edge or whatever until the quilt is nearly complete and all of its borders have been reached.