When I was making the Hot-Crossed 9-Patches (HC9P) lotto blocks, I kept thinking about putting them on point ... so I made enough to play with--here's my Baker's dozen.
I really do like this one, both ways.
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I like them on point too-always fun to have options
ReplyDeleteVery interesting block variation--and I love the on-point set.
ReplyDeleteI really like the way this block creates a plaid feel, and using plaid prints is perfect!
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I love this block you designed!
ReplyDeleteYep Sophie, they look terrific on point!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I love the fabric selections.
ReplyDeleteOn point!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! Pointed it is!
ReplyDeleteThey look great on point. Good call.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are amazing. The on point setting was a great choice.
ReplyDeleteThey are so much more interesting on point. I need to make some this month.
ReplyDeleteI really like this setting alot. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI do tend to gravitate in the direction if on-point settings ... I can see that I am not the only one. As Debra suggested, I am thinking that I will make two quilts--one each way :-)
ReplyDeleteI just love working with plaids and this is beautiful - love the on-point setting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! There's a kind of plaid that this reminds me of, but I can't member what it's called. Used to be men's sock designs. Oh shoot!
ReplyDeletesusan... argyle?
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought to put these on point, I love it! i want to win after seeing this lol
Yes, I really like the looks of this one!! Your plaids are yummy good too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice - putting tings on point changes their look so much!
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