This is the second spiderweb block for Feisty.
After making two blocks (four quadrants each)
I decided to revise my work area --
larger boxes for the color groups made life much easier.
(I slid out the small table from underneath my sewing table
for the blue/green boxes and borrowed a Raaskog cart
from the other room to hold the brights on blacks)
Block three in progress - four quadrants pieced.
Block three sewn and pressed.
Block four.
With four blocks pinned side by side
the secondary design begins to appear.
Feisty indeed.
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Oh, and 21 of the 38 slabs
are sewn and pressed.
One slab at a time.
Quiltdivajulie
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Victoria Erickson






11 comments:
Fiesty indeed, a little sassy too, LOL This will be such a fun quilt!
That is a whole lot of color to manage. Feisty is truly an appropriate name.
Wow! The spiderweb quilts I've seen have all-the-same star points. The multicolored points make this explode (in a good way).
Feisty is a good name for such an exuberant color palette! I really like your set-up with the boxes of different color strips. Great organization, thanks for sharing the photo.
Nice progress, Julie!
Stellar!
SO SO COOL!!! I love where this is going!!
Fantastic bursts of color! I like the varied polka dot centers too.
Now I think you inspired me to go dig out my UFO, piece a back and get it quilted!
Beautiful. Making the stars different colors works so well here. It's a big help to have all the supplies right at hand. Thanks for the ideas.
Love these Julie, they explode with colour! Such an effective pattern and your sewing set up looks ggod.
Loving all this bright colour too! I know these take a bit of time to piece, but sew effective!
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