I've been working on turning more Innocent Crush/Kona solid pairs into double hourglass quilt blocks. I am still nervous about putting them all together.
But I am encouraged by the pretty little groupings they can make.
One of my blogging friends told me to continue being brave and see where it leads.
I am doing that and have about 30 blocks now. This could be quite the large quilt if I use all the blocks. It also gives me a little leeway where I could take out a number of blocks from one color family and throw them onto the back.
At very least, I am enjoying the process of putting these blocks together.
I have a few more blocks to make and then I plan to play with layouts.
I think it's going to be fantastic! You have really paired up the prints and solids perfectly. I also think it's great that you're a little bit more out of your comfort zone with the fabrics than you'd like to be. That's a good sign!
ReplyDeleteOoohhhh... I really like your brave! Your blocks are turning out beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJennifer :)
Can't wait for the layout posts!!
ReplyDeleteI can not wait to see the layout... i love the color combination of the dark and light colors, and I think with that fuschia and the purple it is gonna rock!
ReplyDeleteoh all the little groups are so pretty, Amy! Can't wait to see them playing together!
ReplyDeleteAll the groupings of blocks are so pretty!! I can't wait to see how you lay it all out :) Be brave *grin*. I'm counting on you for ideas! LOL
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've seen any work that is as neat as yours; every point is perfect!! Very, very nice!
ReplyDeleteThey're looking great!
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ReplyDeleteWell, the iPod spell checker ruined my previous comment.. Loving your blocks! This block is a scrap-buster for me. I just can't get over how fun it is to make.
ReplyDeleteoooh, that's going to be one gorgeous quilt when it's done - the colours are amazing!
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