I've now made more blocks, staying with the on point setting. I love the abstract, very colorful look. I became a little obsessed with it last weekend. It is a really neat technique developed by Sandi Cummings
Friday, November 14, 2008
Experiment Part 2
I put the experimental blocks away and decided to try the same technique, keeping the fabrics that worked and replacing the ones that didn't. I liked the resulting blocks so much better that I went ahead and made sashing or connecting blocks for the two new blocks. Of course I had to try the new blocks with the original, unloved ones. They actually blended pretty well. I now had the core of a quilt that was pretty interesting to me.
I've now made more blocks, staying with the on point setting. I love the abstract, very colorful look. I became a little obsessed with it last weekend. It is a really neat technique developed by Sandi Cummings
I've now made more blocks, staying with the on point setting. I love the abstract, very colorful look. I became a little obsessed with it last weekend. It is a really neat technique developed by Sandi Cummings
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I just added my site to the Quiltland webring and was surfing through. I love these blocks! They look great! Just wanted to leave my two cents!
Thank you Serena! I just took a look at your blog. I'm looking forward to what you'll do as time goes on. My grandmother and great aunts were also the people who first put a needle in my hand. They were from Appalachia too. It is a beautiful part of the country with great traditions.
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