Do a puzzle of Marge Tucker's quilt, Give and Take.
Give and Take was made using a technique where you layer two fabrics on the top of each other, cut curves free-form, and then reshuffle them to get two reverse images. Once completing that technique, Marge cut her images into squares and then made half-square triangles to create the graphic look of the quilt. She says, "Long improvisational pieced curves in black and white were cut into squares and then sewn into half square triangles. The quilt is visually graphic with black and white curves "breaking through" the angled lines of the blocks. While quilting, I was thinking of relationships; how much compromise goes into them, how at times you take more than you give and at other times you give more than you take. Relationships are never black and white."
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See more of Marge's quilts in Modern Dresden and Unmarked Walking Foot Quilting - Marge Tucker | Continuous Quilting with Connectors - Dorie Hruska.
GiveAndTakebyMargeTucker - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating
GiveAndTakebyMargeTucker - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating
GiveAndTakebyMargeTucker - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating
GiveAndTakebyMargeTucker - 36 Pieces Rotating
GiveAndTakebyMargeTucker - 100 Pieces Rotating
GiveAndTakebyMargeTucker - 289 Pieces Rotating
Original Photo by Lucas Davis