Hmm, something just isn't right. I followed the same instructions from last time, but I didn't look at the diagram I drew. Brilliant. Although, I suppose if you were making a quilt all by yourself with just 3 fabrics, this wouldn't be a bad layout. A few unpicked seams later and it looks much better, for Audrey.
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Jen
I liked the block first time round Jen but I guess if you were supposed to use 4 fabrics then the 2nd one is way better! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference the fourth fabric makes. I like both blocks. The first one would make an interesting three-color quilt. I am linking up for the first time. Thanks for hosting ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! Amazing how fabric choices make so much difference to this block :)
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