Remember this free-pieced project? And how I was trying to finish it or something? I decided I had "enough" units, I trimmed them to size, and then I started trying to come up with some kind of layout for them. Still working on that.
In the meantime I looked at the remaining scraps that I had set aside for that project and noticed that I had a lot of long strips of various widths left. A few seams later:
(This is actually before I sewed the blocks together, but it looks the same.)
I guess the best way to describe this block is improv log cabin. I tried to follow somewhat of a log cabin pattern, but obviously there's no real plan for the colors and the strips are all different widths. It's a little busy, but I really didn't want to sash the blocks. I think it works, though!
10 comments:
I like it! The colors are pretty and it looks like it was a fun one to make. Doesn't look too busy to me.
It does work!
Love the first photo.
Nifty log cabin!
Yep, it does work!
I like the colors
it's perfect! (and it looks like something I would have made...)
love the colors.
These colors compliment each other and the effect is very serene. Great job.
Works!
OOOh.. I like it. Your "free pieced" is far more organized than mine is.
I love the colors. You are a bright happy quilter too!
Thanks for sharing the joy.
Love the layout and the colors
are great. Good Job!
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