The first picture is of a fully constructed block. This picture above is of the partially constructed block. If you don't currently have a design wall you can purchase a nice one at the Attic Window Quilt Shop.
It is easier to get a picture of what you want by constructing only part of this block before you put it on the design wall. In the following pictures you can see the various ways you could put the quilt together.
Or do you want it like this
Or do you want it like this
Don’t be a follower. Give your individual creativity full rein. Not only will you find pleasure in making a quilt truly yours, you will also find yourself gaining confidence and making quilts that people will cherish forever.
Check out Exuberant Color to see how Wanda has arranged her curved pieces (scroll down when you are on her blog and see all her pictures).
Do you like Vintage? Hop on over to Molly’s Place and check out her free vintage cat cross stitch patterns. They are so cute and really bring back memories (for some of us).
Until Next Time: Happy Quilting
Check out Exuberant Color to see how Wanda has arranged her curved pieces (scroll down when you are on her blog and see all her pictures).
Do you like Vintage? Hop on over to Molly’s Place and check out her free vintage cat cross stitch patterns. They are so cute and really bring back memories (for some of us).
Until Next Time: Happy Quilting
3 comments:
Thanks for some ideas of shapes these pieces make. I'm headed to my design wall right now.
Oh, I love that jig-saw effect - must pop it into a file!
Hugs - Lurline♥
That is so cool! I love where you used the colour placement to create the curvy lines - I must give it a go. Also - I like your friendship braid created from a jelly roll - I've always wanted to make one of them :-)
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