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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Doing the math - Building Blocks Tuesday
This is another block for the Make it Modern Bee. Kelleigh requested bright solids with white background, any block design we like. It took me a while to decide on the pattern, and I guess I just wasn't done with Emily Cier after all. This is a block she contributed to the book, "Modern Blocks: 99 Quilt Blocks from Your Favorite Designers".
This is the second quilt block I've tried from that book, and I really like how diverse all the blocks are. As for these little strips and pieces, I think I am done for a while.
Next week, I hope to show you blocks for my Star of Africa bee.
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Jen
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This block looks really cool, but lots of little pieces to keep track of! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love this block and I like it made on a bigger scale as a whole quilt too :)
ReplyDeleteThis seems so intense, but looks awesome when done! I can't imagine fiddling with all of those little bits for just one block! So that makes it all the more awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! And lot's of tiny pieces! Very kind of you to make for your bee mate:)
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