These blocks represent 34 of the 80 paper foundations in the pattern. The layout is nothing like this, but this is the way I "see" them ... so who knows what will happen when I have made all the blocks.
Edited to add that the link above will take you to the pattern–I'm sorry if that wasn't clear.
It probably was the rainbow colors she used that first made me think that it would be good for using up scraps.
I have been making these blocks each month, following the course I set when I did a workshop with Judy many years ago. Today, I probably would have made slightly different choices and reversed the placement of the "light" and "dark" black and white prints. Of course, there are (almost) no wrong answers in quilting ... I think it's one of the things I like about it.
15 comments:
Her patterns are so intricate! I am a sucker for rainbow color schemes too. Beautiful blocks.
Oh Sophie...there's are just so awesome!!! I"m so glad you showed us them all together!!
Beautiful blocks! Waiting in the wings to see what you do with them.
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WOW--this will be gorgeous! all those points--gasp!! Loving that rainbow effect...with that B/W it's so pretty! hugs, Julierose
Both the rainbow and your setting look great.
Thanks for showing all your blocks together. Spectacular and inspiring!
Oh, I think I like your layout better. What an awesome use of scraps.
Those blocks are fabulous.
those are gorgeous!!! i love all the color!
Gorgeous, Sophie - I think I like your layout as much as Judy's.
Where do we get the pattern for the Briar Patch block. those are gorgeous.
RoseMary, you're a no-reply blogger, so I couldn't email a response to you to tell you that the link to the pattern is in the blog post -here it is again: Briar Patch Pattern.
Beautiful Sophie!
these blocks are gorgeous. It took me ages to see your blocks in the pattern cover - who would have thought they'd be so versatile?
love those blocks.
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