Sneak Peak..........
Time to clean off the cutting table. I trimmed all of these "ends" into straight strips and I'll use them for mug rugs.
Progress reports are supposed to be on Fridays for the "Fractured" quilt but here is a sneak peek of how my reds and grays are working together. Each pair of 5" strips makes 2 blocks so I have to decide whether I'm using the duplicates in this quilt or just one of each.
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Oh, this is fun!
I always have "the duplicate dilemma" with blocks that are stacked by twos and then whacked. In one quilt, I used all the duplicate blocks, and liked it, and in another quilt I stacked four blocks (so the darks and lights would work out right), and shuffled once, so that dark1 ended up with light1 and light2, and dark2 went with light1 and light2, so, four different blocks, and I liked that quilt, too.
The tradeoff is that you have four blocks with identical cuts, but with something that uses this many component blocks, those might be harder to spot.
Frebblebit
I do like the reds and grays in the fractured blocks.
The reds and grays are lovely. They will make an interesting quilt.
the "fractured" quilt is on my list to do one day - love the gray's and red's
Oh yes, that confirms it. My red center version really needs to be red!
The fractured blocks are very interesting.
I like the black and red combo. Very striking.
That is going to be a wonderful quilt! I have the book and one of these days, I'm going to make one of these, too.
Love your fractured blocks!
p.s. GREAT geese in yesterday's block -- how big is the bordered block? It is really wonderful (if it were in my orphan box, I would include it in my next lettered orphans and orts project.)
I bought the book, now to make these fractured blocks.......this quilt certainly does seem to be hitting the world by storm! Your blocks look intriguing!
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