Whatever is does end up as I am still amazed at how much variety there is in the blocks.
I used EPP for the triangles and then stitched them together to make the hexagons so all hand sewn. But seriously, what to do with them?!
Saturday, 1 March 2014
My One Block Wonder
From little acorns...
...do aimless patchwork pieces grow. The thing is I can't decide how to arrange them or what to use them for.
Or some other way.
Whatever is does end up as I am still amazed at how much variety there is in the blocks.
I used EPP for the triangles and then stitched them together to make the hexagons so all hand sewn. But seriously, what to do with them?!
Whatever is does end up as I am still amazed at how much variety there is in the blocks.
I used EPP for the triangles and then stitched them together to make the hexagons so all hand sewn. But seriously, what to do with them?!
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Hello Lovely Coz,
Mater has passed on recent news and says my emails may not be getting through to you - have sent 2 in last 10 days also did try to skype on 18th Feb! Just wanted to let you know I'm still here. Have tinkered a bit with Gmail this evening to sort out gremlins and will email again tomorrow. All possible love DXX
I love your blocks. How many yards did you use? I have 3 different fabrics that I want to make one block wonders with - prob a lap quilt. Yours is gorgeous!
ttyl
xo jan
Good call to use EPP for this - the blocks are lovely! So clever.
I just hopped over from Lucys. I love to EPP so I was particularly enjoyed seeing these beautiful blocks.
I saw a quilt last week made with this technique (but machine pieced). The maker had arranged the blocks to read darkest from the bottom left corner and graduating to the lightest blocks at the top right hand. It was very effective.
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