
Finished quilts are due by the end of October so I need to get busy on this.
These are the fabrics that we have to use in the quilt. Rules say that we have to use at least the peach solid, and 2 of the other three fabrics. I've decided which fabrics I'm going to use.


Layout possibility #2 -
Same block, just in multiple sizes. I think I can come up with a better quilting plan for this one...downside though is that I would have to hand draw some of the pp'd block patterns because of the size needed to make this. And putting the top together would take more fiddling to get it fit together correctly.
Decisions, decisions........
Gratitudes:
1. Having a backup laptop that I can use to listen to the radio on since the speakers on my main one are on the way out and not replaceable.
2. For the provision of the wood that I wanted for shelving and for the son of good friends who helped prep it for me.
3 comments:
I'm rather fond of layout #1! What if you experimented using more of the same size blocks and slightly less negative space? I really think you are on the right track! I have yet to come up with a concrete design!
I like layout #1. Very attractive!
Either one will be wonderful. Either one will be work. =)
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