I recently inherited a wonderful collection of bins of fat quarters, scraps, and crumbs. I have been wondering what to do with the crumbs. I stumbled on this site and fell in love with the idea of 15 minute blocks and the intuitive quilt. For the first one, I started with the mottled piece above the bright pink piece. I pulled crumbs that had colors from the original piece. I built this in the log cabin method. I am going to try something else for the next one. I am really looking forward to starting my intuition block. I know just what I am using for inspiration.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
My first 15 minute block
I recently inherited a wonderful collection of bins of fat quarters, scraps, and crumbs. I have been wondering what to do with the crumbs. I stumbled on this site and fell in love with the idea of 15 minute blocks and the intuitive quilt. For the first one, I started with the mottled piece above the bright pink piece. I pulled crumbs that had colors from the original piece. I built this in the log cabin method. I am going to try something else for the next one. I am really looking forward to starting my intuition block. I know just what I am using for inspiration.
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7 comments:
Wow. Beautiful~!
glen
Looks good!
Great fabrics...reminds me of mulled wine in front of an open fire...just right for January!
Fabulous colors! playing in others scraps brings on a whole knew perspective. this radiates! Keep going. don't think about where they are going...
Fabrics are stunning...and so is your block!
Beautiful! Looking forward to seeing your other playtime results!
What a great start. With that collection of scraps you can't go wrong!
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