Today I want to sew my Drunkard's Path blocks together but I also need to get outside and cut down some more weeds and peonies in the gardens.
Friday, October 24, 2014
The new quilt.........
Today I want to sew my Drunkard's Path blocks together but I also need to get outside and cut down some more weeds and peonies in the gardens.
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Love those!
Super blocks! Great colors! This is my question, when you add in the slice, how do you keep the background fabric and the added slice all lined up at the edge? When I sew the second side of the background fabric to the added slice, I have great difficulty having a even outside edge especially when the added slice is on an angle. I hope I explained ok.
I love these, what fun and so colourful. I don't have any questions like Linda but I am puzzled as to how you do it!
Loving this new quilt! Can't wait to see its progression.
Looooooove it!
A good portable project and these are great blocks! Look forward to seeing more.
Love what you did to these blocks and I think it's wonderful how your mind just automatically decided to change the pattern as you did. This is going to make a great quilt.
LOVE these blocks!
I like those. How big are the squares now?
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE ~ those blocks ! Sure made me smile this morning.
JJM
Oh yum ... I love them!!!!!
I love everything about this one, Wanda! Colours, technique, fun!
This looks really great.
Gorgeous colours - I have lots of hand dyes - I can see another project looming.
Simply delicious! I love this idea or slicing and dicing! Guess what came in the mail today???
Love this one! Putting in more strips certainly changes the look of the block.
I love these blocks! Love the colors and the technique! This makes me want to go play with my batiks too.
More fun! Love it. I've actually started a quilt like your blue/green one. Using purple and green fabrics, I've cut 7" squares and then it inserting a 1 1/2" wide contrasting strip from the same group of fabrics. I'll show when I have enough to start designing. I still have no idea how large I'll make it.
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