It has a 3D centre which should have used the same fabric as the light background, but I prefer it with the gardening fabric in the centre. I'm planning to quilt it using the ideas on the mystery instructions for rolling the 3D edges.I'm so intrigued that I can't wait to get this pin basted so I can start quilting!
Anyone else sew this mystery project?!? It's a nice table topper or wallhanging sized quilt.
I love it! I can see a whole quilt from these blocks, with interesting things happening with the sashings!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, and I like your choice for the center.
ReplyDeleteI've made those 3d blocks before as flying geese. It is a fun look. Glad you chose the print for the center.
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Years ago, I made a Mexican Star 3d pattern. I've made it several times...lots of fun! I like the print in the center of your star...good choice!
ReplyDeleteI like the print center square.
ReplyDeleteYour Scrapdash top turned out lovely. The gardening themed fabric is a great choice.
ReplyDeleteI've been traveling with little to know internet at times but check in when I can - love your block!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty, Kathy. How large did it end up being?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project. Trying new techniques is always fun. Ending up with a cute quilt is even better.
ReplyDeleteSweet. Be sure to show us after the 3-D quilting.
ReplyDeleteA very pretty mystery finish.
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