It started out with lots of 5 and 6" blocks, with a few blocks that were larger than 6". Now, with the arrival of the brand new Inklingo 12" Hunter's Star collection, and the trapezoid shape found there, you can set a number of differenet block-sizes, both on point and on straight, and still have a uniform expression to the quilt.
... it also has the added bonus, that even a quite small number of smallish blocks, can become a big quilt with a fairly small effort.
I'll try to show you some options over the next two posts. And yes, I'm splitting it up into multiple posts, because if I didn't, this would be one, monster-post.
To whet your interest, here is a picture of some blocks using the settings I'll try to make a write-up for in the next couple of days.
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4 comments:
Really nice idea, Tilde. Can't wait to see what you do with it.
Yeah! You're back! It is great to see you online again!
I always look forward to your blog posts Tilde. This series will be especially nice.
~Jillian in North Dakota
You have been missed.
This looks like fun. I still have the blocks. Maybe now I will put them together...LOL
Hugs,
Frummie, in VERY cold S. Florida
60 degrees
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