And this is one finished 12.5" block. I really, really like the pattern you came up with Linda!! And having done a couple of kids bargellos(from Bonnie's site) I have lots of odds and ends of 2.5" squares to use for this.
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love the finished block from being inspired by LJ...way to go Finn!
as always, your scrappy approach makes for a very interesting block-lots going on to keep the eye moving and enjoyment level high.
I love your block Finn! I've made this block before - they are so much fun! See you next week!
i like that Finn. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting the directions. I was wondering how it would go together. And look! You used another fabric that I have too. (Bunnies in hats.) Thanks for the inspiration.
Such a pretty block--would make a nice baby quilt. And you get off track almost as much as me! Darn these blogs anyway! Everyone has such neat quilts--keeps us inspired!
Shucks, Ma'am! Just an existing pattern that I tweaked a bit more than the original designers.
It makes no sense to me to sew two plain squares of the same fabric together to make a shaded nine patch. The diagonal flip thing seemed to be working!
Your block turned out very cute--ours did too but we used a lot of your fabric, LOL. I'll post some pictures later. HUGS and thanks again.
Thanks for the pattern! In a fit of organization while I was cutting 2.5" strips for one project, I was also cutting 2.5" squares for another quilt. But partway through the cutting (days worth of cutting) I forgot what I planned on using the squares for. I've been wracking my brain but the idea is totally gone. I'm going to make this now!
That's so funny that I plan on making this quilt (I thought the pattern was called chicklets from quilters news network) after I finished doing my trip around the world using bonnie's pattern! Great minds think alike.
That's so funny that I plan on making this quilt (I thought the pattern was called chicklets from quilters news network) after I finished doing my trip around the world using bonnie's pattern! Great minds think alike.
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