The worst thing is where the branches meet the truck of the tree. It did not look bad when viewing it here but once photographed and put on this post I see that some are way to wide. It is all finished and quilted onto the background so there is no changing it now. I will "ponder" it for a while and continue with the other elements and see what I can come up with.
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Looks beautiful to me.
I LOVE IT! I think maybe you should walk away and come back later. I think it's stunning and I'm sure there are trees just like that.
Well of course I will notice it, if you say something, lol. I think the middle two throw it off, the most. Wondering if you can put a bird on them to distract from the size?
Debbie
I think it looks beautiful too but was also wondering if a bird (perhaps a woodpecker) could be used to disguise the fattest branch.
I hadn't even noticed it. Did you quilt all of the individual bark patterns also or is that the fabric?
As an idea, you might try adding a branch somewhere else on the tree that swoops down and partially covers the area that you don't like. Branches cross each other and I bet you could figure out how to work that.
It's a "Barbara" piece and it is lovely:)
Unless pointed out it is such a minor concern. Putting a bird on it ( portlandia!?) may just make it more noticeable so I would do that carefully. The bark on that tree is really amazing. The thickness of those branches could be just the angle one is looking at it from. I would not fret over it! This one is looking pretty good to me from this view!
I think it's a beautiful scene!
The tree is beautiful, I know you can salvage it. I'm still not even convinced it needs salvaging!
I dunno, my dear, I thought the tree was amazing when I opened this page. I wasn't focusing on the the distance between branches but rather the fabulous effect of the strong tree over the "foggy" background. Don't quit!
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