I have 20 house blocks made but now what? It definitely needs sashing of some kind. Should I twist and turn them? If so, with what? Then add sashing? Too many decisions.
I’ll set it 4 across and 5 down but they fit on the design wall this way.
Enjoy,
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Super cute blocks. I wouldn't typically think of twisting and turning, but given the tornado in Oklahoma, maybe a twisting block might fit the situation.
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You caught up to me! Very cute blocks.
ReplyDeletelovely...how about a staggered setting with some tree blocks in between... lol....
ReplyDeleteYou have gotten a lot done in a short time. I know this is going to be super cute!
ReplyDeleteStar sashing would be great. I love this quilt.
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ReplyDeleteThаnκѕ for finally tаlking about > "Now What?" < Loved it!
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I have been trying to get back into quilting after giving it up a few years ago to a full time job and four grandchildren. I have a lot of the same house blocks that I made years ago. They were so much fun to make. Now I want to put them together and make a quilt
ReplyDeleteThey are cute. I don't know how I would sash them but I think they need it. I love them.
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