I am playing with a
stitch and flip improv technique...
I pawed through my scrap bag and picked out
all of the blues
that I thought would work together and
sliced them up into triangles....
I had a half yard piece of this white fabric
leftover from a table runner I made last month...
I cut it into 3 1/2 inch squares...
I think there are maybe 70 squares here.
Then I started piecing triangles
onto one corner of each white square:
With uneven triangles,
it was easy to get a wonky look.
Then I started playing around with
a few of the stitch and flip squares:
I am liking it !
Then I added additional triangles
to the center of the block:
Oooh....how FUN is that !
I have not pieced this together...
I want to play around with other design options
and see where it takes me.
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward too seeing what you come up with. I have a bin of small cut away triangles that I need to use.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm liking it too!!! How many of these improv piecing blocks can you get into a single quilt?
ReplyDeleteThese are all little experiments so I can learn the improv techniques....they may never make it into anything.....just FUN to give them a try. Someday I will use these techniques in my quilts.
ReplyDeleteStay Well,
LuAnn