#OxCoPALs Summer Triptych Final Wrap Up!
Hi Everyone!
I want to start off with a huge THANK YOU! Everyone has been so kind with their emails and DM's about this project. I know many of you were saying that the summer months are super busy and we totally get it! They are! So the fact that so many of you reached out to send us such kind words of encouragement and thanks meant the world to myself, Cotey, Heidi, Christy, and Sid.
We didn't get a huge amount of pictures submitted, which is fine, like I said, we get that the summer is a hectic time, especially this summer as people return to traveling, camping, vacations, and other fun activities! It is so great to be getting as back to normal as we possibly can be.
We had 4 amazing submissions and I'm excited that I can share all submitted photos because 3 of you sent in multiple photos. The first person I am going to showcase is actually one of our seamstresses, the OG if you will, Pat Santner, who designed her own triptych around one of her passions; quilting.
Here is a picture of her work in progress:
I love the colors that she has chosen so far and the set up of her tryptic. The borders are crisp and clean. She broke up the frames of the triptych into multiple panels giving it a fun and fresh look!
Next is Patty Brake who showcased her lovely pattern on Instagram.
I really love the story that her triptych is telling of the seashore: an iconic summer time image of the lighthouse, the waves crashing onto the beach, and the dingy pulled up for beach adventures.
The colors of her triptych are bright, fresh, and invigorating. The lines of her triptychs are whimsical and fun. I love the perceived simplicity of these:
Hi Marj!
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Thank you for your generous tutorials Amy!
I would like to be notified of any classes and gatherings I may attend virtually and or in person. I am south of Boston.
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Also I love the #10 punch I recently purchased. Feels like a very high quality tool. So glad I decided not to scrimp on tools!
Marj
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