Here's some photos of the pattern and my quilt under construction:
I love my fabric!
After ripping our fabric to find true grain we looked for repeats and sliced strips! |
Sub cut into 3.5" squares (strip set is 4 deep identical) |
Stacks of four squares ready for twirling into kaleidoscopes |
Sample block |
Making progress |
All 48 blocks done. |
What I noticed from the first block is that they remind me of Italian tiles. I love it!
I will likely set my blocks 6 rows and 8 rows. There is still the sashing to be added and the corner blocks. I've not yet decided on my sashing fabrics. The ones I initially chose may not do the quilt justice and I want it to really pop!
Not yet sure how I will finish this quilt. Stay tuned for future posts!
It is a quick and easy quilt. All the blocks were done in class between 10 am and 4 pm without breaking a sweat. And there was plenty of gab time with the girls, and lunchtime when we sat and enjoyed some of Bettye's life stories. If you ever get a chance to take one of Bettye's classes, do. She's a great teacher!!
Until next time,
Mavis