Remember this post where I shared some blocks I had made for an exchange at my modern quilt guild? Here are the blocks I got in the exchange. Aren't they great?
I think I know how I will set them but for now they are just going to have to wait for me to get around to making them into a quilt. If you have any suggestions for some modern quilt setting I would love for you to leave a comment.
What fun colors !!! What about all in a row either veritically or horizontally about 2/3 solid color on one side and 1/3 same solid or slightly different tint (lighter) or shade (darker) of same color on the other side? If you need/want spacers between blocks and decide to do two colors, spacers could be split 2/3-1/3 too or 2/3-1/3 & flip-flopped.....(or zig zagged blocks instead of row???)I'm sure you'll get all kinds for fun idea/things to do with those cute blocks!!
Nice blocks! They'll be fun to put together. My only idea is to offer advice, and suggest you arrange them in an asymmetrical layout. For example, like four blocks in a column, three in a column on-point, and the remaining two floating in a big background where you can do some feature quilting.... or some variation of this. Think outside the usual and you'll come up with something wonderful, I'm sure!
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They are great blocks Carrie and they go so well together ,good luck in choosing a setting , they will make a beautiful quilt.
What fun colors !!! What about all in a row either veritically or horizontally about 2/3 solid color on one side and 1/3 same solid or slightly different tint (lighter) or shade (darker) of same color on the other side? If you need/want spacers between blocks and decide to do two colors, spacers could be split 2/3-1/3 too or 2/3-1/3 & flip-flopped.....(or zig zagged blocks instead of row???)I'm sure you'll get all kinds for fun idea/things to do with those cute blocks!!
Great blocks Carrie, can't wait to see what you do with them!
This is going to be wonderful. Such fabulous blocks.
They are all very different but work together well. Did you choose the fabric combination?
Oooo really nice blocks!
Nice blocks! They'll be fun to put together. My only idea is to offer advice, and suggest you arrange them in an asymmetrical layout. For example, like four blocks in a column, three in a column on-point, and the remaining two floating in a big background where you can do some feature quilting.... or some variation of this. Think outside the usual and you'll come up with something wonderful, I'm sure!
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