Musings of a dyer and fiber artist from Lord of the Rings and Narnia country, the South Island of New Zealand.
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Halfway to the top
Well, really that should read "halfway through the top" but that doesn't sound as good! This is the Hidden Wells quilt top with 4 of the 8 units completed. You can get a better feel now for how the pattern comes together - or, at least, how this particular layout does, as there are a number of ways that the individual triangular pieces can be re-assembled. Unlike other patterns where the blocks are mixed up and scattered throughout the top, this design is meant to have each section with all the same fabrics in it, so that the design and colours change across the quilt.
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5 comments:
Very beautiful
That is going to be fabulous!
I love it Shirley, I really want to make one.
It's an interesting design, I haven't seen it before. Loving the batiks.
Gorgeous Shirley, I like the way the dark and light fabrics give it a 3D effect.
Great paint job in the house too, it's such a chore,but what a difference it makes.
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