I really wanted to join in the fun with Lynne over at Lily's Quilts making a
Big Little George block.
Big Little George block.
I couldn't print off a pattern as I barely have enough room in my little home for
my sewing machine, let alone a printer!
So I resorted to my favourite foundation piecing book and drafted my own.
I have previously made Mariner's Compass and New York Beauty blocks but this
one certainly tested my skills.....
Lots of little pieces that needed lining up and LOTS of curves!
I tackle the curves from the centre out...
I have decided to use a number of blocks I have made recently in this
blue/green/aqua/turquoise colour palette to make a modern sampler quilt!
What block should I make next?
All suggestions gratefully considered!
All suggestions gratefully considered!
Happy sewing...
SUZ
10 comments:
WOW! I Love it...the Colours are Gorgeous..Great Job.
cheers
Lovely colours and a great idea to gather your own blocks....
Hugz
This is going to be an amazing quilt. I love the colours you have chosen.
I love the colours you're using!! I like the bottom left block.
Wowza!! I love that block! And the fabrics are great...it looks so nice with the other blocks! I love it and your seam ripper is too cute :)
Turned out wonderfully...that is one thing I am afraid to tackle!
I love your Big Little George block and think it's a great idea to make a sampler with your other blocks. I like to make sample "test" blocks and also plan to use my BLG block in a sampler with other complex orphan blocks I've made.
all of your blocks look fantastic! how about a spiderweb or string block? i am in the process of collecting fabrics for my next quilt which will be a spiderweb ;D
I would love to have an "unpicker" just like yours...where did you find it?
mapleangie@yahoo.com
Wow! You drafted your own!! It looks so great and I'm impressed!! I love foundation piecing but have never tried to draft anything of my own...maybe I need to try one :o)
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