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Friday, September 20, 2013
One more row to add.............
I just need to add 6 more blocks on the right and it will be ready to sew together. I have all of the blocks made (made 8 last night). I just was too lazy to move it over to a double wall so I could finish the layout. Click on the Fractured Quilt Along logo on the right side bar to go to Vicki's blog to see how everyone else is doing.
There is another quilt in the book that does a large spiral of pieces laid out like this. I see they have to be all angled the same direction and I have been cutting mine angled in both directions for the first quilt.
I played around with some other layouts too. This one would make vertical columns but kind of boring. The one below is wonky pinwheels, REALLY WONKY pinwheels, hardly recognizable. Again I think they need to be all cut at the same angle and I have them cut both ways.
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Looks like you have several options for quilts with the same blocks. I can see another series evolving. Chris
Very neat block and I do kind of like the pinwheels, but definitely the first one is the best.
Yes, loving this to pieces!!
Hard to beat black, white, and red together! It's going to be a great quilt!
You are getting this done fast! I had been thinking that there were other ways to lay these blocks out and you have come up with some interesting options.
I always find it strange how so many can like the same pattern and there are dozens making this quilt right now. I had seen the pattern awhile back and really like it too and keep thinking of color but hadn't decided how I wanted to do it. I love seeing all of them on Vicki's blog
Oh I love your quilt! i am still trying to figure out the directions on this one--I want to do a Christmas quilt in reds and greens for it...did you use their templates or did you make your own? Hugs and have a quilty weekend, Julierose
I almost had an idea for how to use the leftovers, but I misplaced some of those units...
I woke up with a headache this morning... my first thought was OMG this is how my head feels today. (*._,*) It really makes a statement .
I can truly see the vibrant 'thunder and lightening' in this piece. Just amazing.
JJM
It looks great! I love how it's all coming together.
I like the wonky pinwheels best .
It looks to me that they are cut 2 ways . Am I right or wrong
It's very Keith Haring! Love the movement of it!
You're a genius. I saw your comment on the calico cat blog about putting a sticker on the C blocks to distinguish them easily from the D blocks. I think you saved a year off my life! Thanks.
I have yet to cut my first segment . . . watching and learning in the meantime!
Oh this is looking tremendous Wanda - and I love what you are doing with the other pieces, look forward to seeing another quilt!!
This is so exciting seeing your progress on Fractured! I love the way you are playing around with other layouts!
OK, *That* is fun :D
The wonky pinwheels remind me of Jan Mullen's work.
Frebblebit
you are coming right along with this. i, too, want to make another quilt out of that book. it isn't boring, is it? hahahaha
I like how you can get so many different looks from the basic blocks!
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