I'm cutting for three quilts at the same time. These two shapes needed the same width strip for the die cutter. The third quilt which I haven't shown yet takes a different size strip.
I pressed the seams of the triangles and placed all of the blocks on the design wall. This is a shot of the center of the group of 67 blocks that I have sewn so far. Two friends are coming over today so I'll continue cutting hexagons. I don't have any idea what size quilt this will be when finished.
This quilt is looking fabulous! I love how the flower hexies pop with those corner pieces. Who would have thought? Kaffe is a genius with color and pattern.
You are so prolific, it's just not fair. In the time it takes me to decide my next project, you have 3 cut out and one well in progress! I love your Kaffe fabrics. Makes me want to get into my stash and create something wonderful. ;)
the green you picked goes perfectly! I was in Chicago yesterday which I know is in your neck of the wood by an hour or so - while it was interesting I could tell after a short while that it is not the place for this country girl - I love my peace and quite too much - do you go there often?
What size is each octagon?
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics and the placement you have chosen is sooo exciting and lovely! I would like to see the finished quilt in person.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the mix of the green triangles! Now I understand how you are putting these quilts together.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is looking fabulous! I love how the flower hexies pop with those corner pieces. Who would have thought? Kaffe is a genius with color and pattern.
ReplyDeletePardon me, octagons....I've been working on hexies so I have that on the brain!
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be another gorgeous and colorful creation Wanda!
ReplyDeleteYou are so prolific, it's just not fair. In the time it takes me to decide my next project, you have 3 cut out and one well in progress! I love your Kaffe fabrics. Makes me want to get into my stash and create something wonderful. ;)
ReplyDeleteHexies are looking so yummy--lights and darks together and the two triangle fabrics are delightful. You always find a way to entice the eye!
ReplyDeletethe green you picked goes perfectly! I was in Chicago yesterday which I know is in your neck of the wood by an hour or so - while it was interesting I could tell after a short while that it is not the place for this country girl - I love my peace and quite too much - do you go there often?
ReplyDeleteLovin' it!
ReplyDeleteLooking beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSimply delicious!
ReplyDeleteYou're using some of my favorite colors. This will be gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOooooh, pretty!!
ReplyDeleteLooks good with the different green fabrics. They play well together!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE the colors (especially on a gray chilly day).
ReplyDeleteThank you!