Uniform - Robyn - "Going Round in Circles"

Landscape format

I initially thought my inspiration would come from some kind of uniform be it sport, work, school etc. but always in the back of my mind was the idea that uniform meant "the same" or "of one form". Mr google came to my aid again and I found these definitions from dictionary.com:-

Word Origin and History for uniform

adj.

1530s, "of one form," from Middle French uniforme (14c.), from Latinuniformis "having one form," from uni- "one" (see uni- ) + forma "form"(see form ). Related: Uniformly. 

n.

"distinctive clothes worn by one group," 1748, from French uniforme, fromthe adjective (see uniform (adj.)).

From here I settled on the circle shape. At this point I felt that the circles need not be all the same size, or even the same colour, after all, the leaves or indeed flowers of any given plant would be considered "uniform", even though they are not necessarily the same size or colour. I wanted a neutral background with bright circles. Red and green circles was an easy choice because to me it represents a particular "uniform" to me, being the colours of my footy team. By luck I just happened to have red and green fabrics with circle prints which fitted the theme. The construction is simple, two fabrics for the background, fused circles and Some simple wavy lines for the quilting, facing finish.

Right up until this was finished my idea was that the format for the quilt would be portrait but whilst taking photos I decided that it looked better in the landscape format, what do you think?

Portrait format