In July, I started making some little blocks because I was tired of making slabs. I was inspired by the High Five quilt in the book Sunday Morning Quilts. These kept me busy when my son and granddaughter were visiting other family members.
The finished blocks are made log cabin style, and end up being 5 inches square. Naturally I used my scraps and stuff I found in the big bins that need to be sorted and organized. I cut a bunch of 2" squares of lights to use as the centers.My DGD seemed unimpressed with the arrangement on the design wall, so I asked her to have a go at it, and this is what she came up with.
I started making blocks again last week. With the blocks finishing at 4-1/2" that meant I would need 224 of them to make a quilt about 63" x 72". I clipped the blocks together in groups of ten.
Oh, one more thing...
There are about five of these double sized blocks throughout the quilt.
3 comments:
I like this very much. It will be fun to watch it evolve.
Oh! I love the surprise of those larger blocks. Your blog is always an inspiration to me. Your granddaughter’s arrangement of the blocks is great.
I do like the block and look forward to see how you'll set them. (DGD's suggestion is a good starting point.)
Post a Comment