There are a few of us know all making a quilt to
Sheila's secret master plan - each week (or is it fortnight?) instructions for a new block appear on her blog,
bluepatchquilter, and we all make along with her. I foolishly re-sized the first one but need to re-make it in the proper size or the quilt won't fit together. A classic case of me going off and doing my own thing thinking I'm Mrs clever la-di-da-smarty-pants and finding out, yet again, that I am now the dunce of the
Mystery Quilt Flickr group. Anyway, it's a lot of fun - why not do what I'm doing and make the quilt with no pre-plan of colour scheme just Kona charcoal to pull it all together and whatever pretty fabrics come to hand as I go along. Could end up looking fabulous. Could end up looking rubbish.
Looks fabulous so far!
ReplyDeleteThanks for my guest post, it was fun.
Clare x
LOL...you're too funny...looks great
ReplyDeletePoor Sheila, she thought it would be such a relaxing experience, but the current 'class' are definitely a bit Borstal!! C'mon everyone, come join the fun!
ReplyDeleteYep, it's been going for a whole 2 weeks now and I'm having this weekend away to recover.........
ReplyDelete..........nah, join in anytime, it's proving to be more fun than I ever imagined!!
Wooohoo, check you out with your gold star! lol Love the fabrics, it's all gonna be good :)
ReplyDeleteLooking fab so far! Always good to push the boundaries now and again, if only to be reminded why they exist in the first place, lol! Jxo
ReplyDeleteLooking great and perfect points!
ReplyDeleteFabulous I'm sure :)
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric choices -- and this quiltalong is going to be a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks too for the sweet comment on my blog (enchantedbobbin). I appreciate it!
This is a very cool block which caused me to pause and look at it from several angles, each time wondering, "How did she do that?" I love the illusions that the fabrics create.
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