There is some minor trimming after assembling the Arboretum block. I finished 6 more blocks yesterday. I have 8 more backgrounds cut and 4 more colors of Aboriginal dots for the trees.
I haven't decided how big this quilt will be. I think when I am tired of making the blocks I'll figure that out. I'll be thinking about what color backgrounds to cut next and I think I have enough of the tree strips cut for whatever size I decide.
If you missed where I started working on these blocks and want more info on the quilt check out this post.
These unique blocks are so pretty I especially like that green with purple trunk combo--but they are all lovey Nice work getting 17 done already!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julierose
I love the variety of branches you are making. They look terrific right now.
ReplyDeleteI like these - I assume you are making the pieces the sizes you want putting in as many "branches" as you want to. Nice having a variety like what I see so far
ReplyDeleteThese blocks are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou’re creating quite a unique forest o trees. Its fun to see the variety you’re adding for each post. Not to mention the fabulous fabrics you always use.
ReplyDeleteJJM
* of trees
ReplyDeleteI like what you are creating. If you turn this into a wall hanging or a quilt top, either way it will be gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAre you pressing all the seams open? I bought this kit for myself last year and the idea of pressing all those seams open is stopping me from getting started on it.
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern - it has been on my TO DO list for a while now but still not started. I've made improv trees like this before and really enjoy the process. You are off to a great start.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. You might like to make them more complex, like so
ReplyDeletehttps://www.helenhowestextiles.co.uk/kitsandpatterns/treetutorial.html
I note that the original pattern was paper-pieced, so, not terribly interesting
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These blocks are so much fun! I was thinking that they might also look good framed.
ReplyDeleteThese are just wonderful Wanda...wonderful xo
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and cheerful. Love it
ReplyDeleteLovely version of thee tree blocks. I think their ultimate origin is an English quilt artist Helen Howes who has made 1000 + tree quilts and pieces and yes that is 3 zeros!
ReplyDeleteShe taught a workshop here in Canterbury some years ago and I used mine on a bag.