Anyhoo... I never did showcase the wonky pinwheels I made for the We Bee Learning Bee in May. Here they are:
The Queen Bee for the month asked for "bright and cheery", and I'm not sure I accomplished that. That cheddar sure is bright, and I think the red floral is cheery, but I'm not sure about the rest. I hope she liked them in the end.
I must admit I didn't enjoy the construction process on this one. You make a set of strips, cut them into squares, then cut them on the diagonal. I still have trouble sewing skinny strips together, then when you cut on the diagonal and all those bias edges are on the exterior of the block - whew! Mine all came out to size, but I am glad I am not the one sewing them together from this point. To each their own!!
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Lovely blocks! Thanks for sharing ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on sewing on the bias! Your blocks turned out great anyway! BTW, congrats on your win!!Woohoo!
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks. Love the fabric too!
ReplyDeletelovely blocks. im intrigued, is she making two quilts? that method seems to give a clockwise block and an anti clockwise block, i wonder how she will join them
ReplyDeleteI am sure your partner will love them, they certainly fit the brief
ReplyDeleteThese are fun blocks! I seem to have block about linking up on Tuesdays! Hopefully I'll remember this week :)
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