I have foundation pieced lots of times, so that wasn't going to be a problem.
However, I am never going to make another one of these blocks in my life.......
That's all
Saturday, 15 September 2012
what a stinker!
This month for the Quilt Club Australia bee we were asked to make a lonestar string block using red, white and blue - being the staunch anglophile I am, I have quite a bit of fabric in those colours so finding scraps wasn't going to be a problem.
I have foundation pieced lots of times, so that wasn't going to be a problem.
However, I am never going to make another one of these blocks in my life.......
That's all
I have foundation pieced lots of times, so that wasn't going to be a problem.
However, I am never going to make another one of these blocks in my life.......
That's all
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lol, that bad? It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI could imagine it might be a b****r to sew, but it looks really great!
ReplyDeleteLOL! I hear you!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic. I have been wondering about making one of these, but your message has come across loud and clear :-)
ReplyDeleteROFL, that's the second comment like that I've seen on one of these blocks in the last couple of weeks, although the other one was for a different bee
ReplyDeleteIt's a stunning piece of work though - well done. Xx
ReplyDeleteIt is fabulous but looks like a lot of work!
ReplyDeleteI am so afraid to try make this block now...any tips for making it quicker?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block!!!!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so innocent :(
ReplyDeleteYou crack me up. I did a bunch for the red starry quilt this summer, and guess what--I feel the same way you do! But mine was easier in a way--I didn't have to put it "into" a sqaure for the background. Sewing it together with the diamonds might have been easier, I don't know.
ReplyDeleteBut hey--yours looks great!
Elizabeth E.
opquilt.com
I shouldn't be laughing. But I am :)
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