It is definitely outside my comfort zone, but it works ok with other folks blocks. Unfortunately, it has ended a little oversized, but I couldn't bear to cut it, so I have left it for her to choose where to crop!
Another block in the group is a little small, perhaps, so this should make up for that one!
Then, Christine wanted Geometric interwoven blocks. I am afraid I decided to apply the KISS method. I drew this out roughly, and did the maths, and just made it. Here is progress...
I love that black with the scroll effect.
As we already had another block sitting waiting, when a package appeared in yesterdays post, we popped in our blocks and sent it straight out again!
That is what I like, surprise them all with unwonted efficiency!
3 comments:
These bee blocks look very striking! Your method clearly worked because it all looks perfectly placed to me.
Have just come back from holiday and caught up on your blog posts and have been chuckling at your jam with the 90 plums and 91 stones. My theory is that there were 91 plums and one of them has been munched!
Also what a lovely machine purchase ... looks like a dream machine. I hope you get to play on it sometimes too!
These blocks are great! I especially love the weaving effect!
Procrastination.. Did I give u this word!! Lol
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