I love how Amy arranged her fabrics, with the center square a blend of 2 main "wing" colors. Super cool and graphic. I chose peach and pink as my two main colors, and used my beloved Sweetwater sewing dictionary fabric as the background.
I'm not sure how large Amy's blocks are, but I decided to supersize mine. My finished block is 24.5" square, with each finished half square triangle measuring 4.5" (unfinished).
I'm envisioning mounting and framing this block as a piece of wall art. Thoughts? I'd love some suggestion on this! Have you ever framed a quilt block? Is it hard?
Happy stitching,
Kelly
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I fuh-reaking love this!! Love love love.
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DeleteThe dictionary fabrics (swoon!). I love the peach and pink together with the black and white!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI want to see more of this. I really, really, really do!
Thanks jean! Ok, you've encouraged me to keep going.
DeleteI have no willpower. I have already ordered some of that great text print. I am a book editor who sews, so how could I resist a dictionary print with sewing terms?
ReplyDeleteYour block looks great!
Are we long lost twins? I'm an editor too.....
DeleteVery cool. I have never framed a block so I'm no help there. We missed you this past week. See you tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI missed you too, tamie! See you soon! I can't wait to hear all the stories!
ReplyDeleteOk... GORG! Don't care if you use it as a floor mat let alone frame it! It is beautiful. Just love the color choices and the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely! Great color choices :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! I love the colors that you chose... and that type print that you used for the foundation color. Now I might have to try this block :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tips, many thanks for sharing. I have printed and will stick on the wall! I like this blog. Fabric Bundles for Sale
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