Block 42, Nearly Insane Quilt |
Suzi the Cat - My Nearly Insane Helper |
120 pieces in a 6 inch block - Nearly Insane Quilt |
Block 42 Reverse - Nearly Insane Quilt |
Moving on, here you can see the reverse of the block as I was giving it a good press with the steam iron. I am not too concerned that it will distort because of the paper, and this block, in particular, has a lovely malleable feel to it with all the paper pieces still in it.
Another great addition to the overall Nearly Insane Quilt.
NUMBER OF PIECES: 120
DIFFICULTY: 5/10
SMALLEST PIECE: Square, 1/2" (32m) x 1/2" (32mm)
LARGEST PIECE: Square 1/2" (13mm) x 1/2" (13mm)
TECHNIQUE: English Paper Piecing (EPP)
FABRICS:
Designer Beads (Red) Freespirit for Westminster Fibers
Quilters Basics, Stof
Polka Party III by Holly Holderman, Lakehouse Drygoods #03035
Apple Line Red Swirl by Alice Kennedy for Timeless Treasures #C5710
Cherry Sketch Basic Collection by Timeless Treasures #C8224
Joining Up with Confessions of a Fabric Addict and Crazy Mom Quilts
There is no way on Earth I would ever have the patience for this little square-but it is very lovely and perfectly pieced. Wow!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is one amazing block you made!! It sure is pretty!!
ReplyDeleteOkay, i really don't know how you do it! They're all just so... insane! I love it!
ReplyDeleteBeyond speechless! Every insane quilter needs a Suzi :)
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm sure the paper-piecing helps somewhat, but still. 120 pieces in a six inch square is hardcore quilting. Beautifully done
ReplyDeleteThat block is full of amazement. If you hadn't listed the information, I would have thought it was a full size quilt! I admire your patience and craftmanship - Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI just started piecing simple blocks. For me it is difficult with squares and triangles. Yes this looks insane to me, but so lovely! Where did you buy your patience?! I love it. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou are a legend there is no doubt! And yes I DO appreciate all your matching points! I have to keep going back for another look ...might have to give one of these blocks a try one day just for the challenge and I imagine it becomes addictive. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHilda
Very nice miniature quilt. I love the pattern and red fabrics. I haven't attempted any miniatures. Excellent points!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous block, but I would be insane. I don't think I could pick up those small pieces.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that a mini Easy Street is any crazy-ier than a Nearly Insane! I say go for it - at lest a small version! Suzi towers over those tiny triangles!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of you!
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