I started with the center 16 - Town Square layout. Then headed down the hallway to get Mike's opinion on which color scheme resonated best.
I like both - though we ended up agreeing with the second version with the blue center.
Then, the fun started as I continued to lay out the additional blocks to add the columns on each side and the additional rows on the top and the bottom.
There was a brief moment of insanity last night, when I thought about creating enough additional blocks to make it into an 8 x 8 square... I quickly talked myself out of that.
Once all 48 blocks were on the flannel, I started playing again...
Original Asian Nights Layout |
Squares in squares- I like this one, but the colors were a bit wonky - I think if I'd had more yellow blocks it might have worked |
The winning center. |
I now have three of four "super rows" completed - following the QA directions to first sew giant four patch blocks - and then joining three giant blocks in each row. I'm looking forward to completing the last set and joining all four together later this week.
6 comments:
Wow! Have you been busy - and I agree that two heads are better than one when trying to decide upon which variation wins out. Great job, Kirsten!!
Yay Kirsten! Looks great :)
Amazing... same blocks + different layouts = totally different quilts...
Isn't it fun seeing all the variations for a quilt like that? I did the same thiing with a log cabin I pieced. Doesn't even look like the same quilt I set out to make. In fact, it has a similar setting to yours. I love the layout y'all settled on.
That's going to be a stunning quilt once it's finished.
It's so interesting seeing how the different arrangements make completely different quilts... and by photographing them you can use them for future reference if you decide to make a similiar quilt again.
Wow, this is SOME project. I love all the different layouts. Nice choice in the end!
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