
Right now I am a little intrigued with kaleidoscope quilts. I may play with various fabric options on other quilts down the road. After sewing up the 24 blocks (I need to make 63 total), I checked out pinterest for the different styles. The ideas are springing forth in my brain! I was also VERY disappointed to learn that none of my isosceles triangle rulers are the right dimensions, so I had to actually cut out a template. As of today, I have a ruler now on the way (I wish I already had it with my other rulers! so frustrating not to have the right size).
I did some stash acquisition today to add some more kid-friendly greens to the mix. By the time the quilt is finished, it will have 30 different greens, so it should be a nice scrappy quilt. The blocks finish at 8". When it is all together, it should have some eye tricks with circles appearing... I hope!
Fun stuff!
I love it! The greens are awesome and if I close one eye I can see circles now! I went off searching for my Kaleidoscope ruler (it came with a book I'm sure) and didn't find it but I found my missing Tri-Recs rulers and my applique pressing sheet!
ReplyDeleteAt least you didn't buy a second set of Tri-Recs like I did when they were missing....and then later found! :)
DeleteAnd you just found a box with oddball things in it too, and it wasn't in there? :)
DeleteCindy, I remember the one retreat where I was cutting away triangles for hexagon blocks and I pulled out the wrong triangle ruler! Instead of an even number 6, it took 7 triangles to make the block. I still have those in a drawer because I was so disgusted with myself...
Looks great, Mel! Another pattern I have always loved.
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