When I first learned paper piecing I made a bundle of star blocks on a black background.
I have had these block in a drawer for a few years and came accross them a couple of months ago.
I found with the blocks a bag of scraps of the fabrics I used to make them so made some bright sashing to surround them and used the rest to make the binding.
I tried to take some nice photos of the quilt but the wind got up.
And up, until!
I accepted defeat!
It was good to use the blocks, I think I could have done more with the back of the quilt, but a lot of the blocks had pretty thick seams in places and it would have added a lot of bulk to the quilt if I had added pieced blocks to the back so just left it plain.
Looks great on the black xx
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Thanks, I have a few more blocks left but I plan a crazy colourful quilt full of bright stars and circles so I’m keeping them for it.
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This is georgous! Perfect. Love the bright colours in black.
Well, you may have accepted defeat with the wind, biput you didn’t accept defeat with paper piecing, like somebody I know!
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It just seems that no matter what the weather before I take a quilt out to be photographed as soon as I get the quilt somewhere nice an looking OK up come a breeze and its away! Paper piecing is what I love to work on in the winter on the dining room table with a movie in the back ground. Thanks for your comments it means a lot.
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