So I made four-patches for green. and I started cutting and sewing them.
I thought this was MORE interesting than making them all the same.
So I began cutting them MORE unevenly. And that's what I did until I had enough.
Here's the top I brought home. It does have borders on all sides!
Now I just need to find a backing , layer it, and quilt it.
Sara
Gratitudes:
No eye injection needed this time
Women's Chorus sang at funeral home for a long-time supporter
Salmon for dinner
6 comments:
I love it! i just posted about this same block yesterday! Mine's a bit different dimension-wise, but I love your wonky style!
In this case, wonky is great. (maybe even better)
Hi, Sara! the block is fun and inspiring, I've been eyeing some of my scraps to try this out. I'm joining in as a follower, and I'll get to keep up with your creativity, too! Thanks for the share today.
I love the green and white of this quilt. It might just be the wonky inspiration for the Spartans so they come out of the downward spiral of their basketball yuckiness. Your creative soul sure is an inspiration to me. Thanks for the photos.
Oh, this is marvelous! Even my husband said he liked it when he saw the picture, and that's saying something! This is quite inspiring to me. I like the wonky!
I like this a lot! You're right, the wonkiness does make it more interesting.
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