More Tumbling blocks, laid out on Nancy's dining room table yesterday after lunch. One was the wrong way round, i notice now.
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4 comments:
Wow, the colours look really great, Nettie, good job!
How is your Tumbling Blocks project going? Did you finish it? I am planning a very small experiment to use up some beautiful fabric that I have left over from a gift. Going to do it all hand piecing as it will be small. The color theory behind TB is fascinating. It will be fun to play with the diamonds as you show on the table top!
I'm afraid the TB project has stalled out as i'm awaiting fresh fabric reinforcements from the States. More stuff should be arriving finally in a couple of weeks. I already have almost enough diamonds cut out for a smallish lap quilt, but I wanted to integrate these new fabrics into the overall design.
I'm thinking I may give this to my dad, as I think he would love these colors. His comments on color have inspired me over the years (he studied painting).
LOVE you tumbling blocks.
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