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In the meantime, I will continue to make more blocks and if I have counted correctly, there should be 13 more. I have noticed that as the blocks have been released they seem to be getting progressively more detailed with smaller pieces. Each block is an individual and it is taking me a long time to make each one particularly because I am using only strips of blue, brown and neutral from my strip bins and not cutting from larger pieces of fabric. I think that next time I make a sampler quilt, in particular I am thinking about the Grandmother's Choice blocks I plan on making, that I will use larger scraps so that I don't have to be concerned whether I have enough fabric in the correct size strips to complete the chosen block. That really is what seems to be the most challenging part and it is taking the most time and effort. I am very happy with the way it all looks so far and I think I will have a wonderful quilt in the end.
3 comments:
Your blocks are looking wonderful! Too bad about the one that is slightly larger. I often have that trouble too!
Hi Ellen
Love your Engineers Wife Blocks. Your colour choices are wonderful. John will really love this quilt!
Love sis
I thought it was just me...the comment about the piecing getting to be smaller and smaller. I had my "Farm Girl at Heart" blocks on the wall and the progression from the gi-normous piecing first block(basket weave) compared to where we are now is significant. And I love my blocks!! Closing in on finishing them though and that is a very nice feeling.
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