Nearly Insane Quilt - Block 16 |
Actually it is not.
Nearly Insane Quilt - Block 16 |
I wanted to include some of the scraps which are lingering in my red and white scrap jars which I used for the zig zag border on the block. To be fair these little pieces didn't make much of a dent into the scraps, so I am going to have to choose a lot of tiny red and white scrap quilts to do in the future.
So what next?
Once all the bits for the main quilt are done I will lay it all out and you will all get to see the full layout for the first time. Maybe in the next few days ...
NUMBER OF PIECES: 88
DIFFICULTY: 2/10
SMALLEST PIECE: Triangle, 3/4" (18mm) x 1/2" (14mm) x 1/2" (14mm)
LARGEST PIECE: Rectangle, 4" (102mm) x 1/2" (14mm)
TECHNIQUE: English Paper Piecing (EPP)
FABRICS:
Cherry Sketch Basic Collection by Timeless Treasures #C8224
Christmas Past (#14547) by Polly Minick and Lauri Simpson for Moda
Pinking Shears Cream Apple Red, Mama Said Sew, Sweetwater, Moda
Tried and True Raindrops Garnet(04273) by Nanacy Halvorsen, BenartexCream
Spraytime (Scarlet) by Makower #2800-R06
Red fabric scraps
Calico
Frances, that is an amazing, and yes, insane block! I love that you set such a challenge for yourself. Blow this up ten times bigger and it could be a whole quilt pattern! LOL
ReplyDeleteWow, can't believe you've made your last big block.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! What a great-looking block. Red and white always look so cheerful together.
ReplyDeleteGosh this is going to be a finish and a half. I have to say the original pattern is a tricky one.... brave to branch out on your own. Looking forward to seeing it pieced into the whole and then Jane awaits you.
ReplyDeleteAnother sweet block, can't wait to see the layout! How exciting for you.
ReplyDeleteLove your block design - and congratulations on last block finished!
ReplyDeleteI second what Lara B said! This would make and AWESOME medallion quilt! Beautifully done and the red and white is so striking!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! I think you should seriously think of publishing your own version of the quilt, in colour, and with little hints and comments just like you do in your blog. So far I've made 61 blocks and waiting eagerly to see how you're going to quilt it.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness... you are amazing! Love the new/last block and can't wait to see them all together... the excitement is building!
ReplyDeleteDo you think there are Nearly Insane quilt police? I hope not! My project would not pass muster.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you designed your own block - the original doesn't do anything for me. I'm sure the NI police will applaud just as the rest of us do!
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