Katy...
And Di...
Now why two of those photos refuse to lie the right way is beyond me - annoying as hell - and not fixable in this basic app. Kindly turn your heads/tablets to see them properly.
Then feeling excited I laid out all the blocks together and you get an idea of what this quilt will look like. By sheer coincidence the blocks of various sizes all fit into one tidy rectangle.
I know that this type of quilt would not appeal to all people - the wonkiness, lack of pattern, sheer scrappiness of it. But it is me in all its wonky, haphazard glory. Totally me.
Susan
It's going to be a terrific quilt!
ReplyDeleteLoving it! Loving it! Loving it!
ReplyDeleteMy knees just got a little weak! I LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteI love it too!
ReplyDeleteWow this will look amazing, how did you define how you wanted the blocks to look?
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic!! Such a great idea for a bee quilt and you seem to have got your guidelines and freedom to play in exactly the right proportions!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I love what you've received so far.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan! I love this! How beautiful and fun blocks and they will make fantastic quilt! x Teje
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be fantastic. It already looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Looking brilliant already xxx
ReplyDeleteFantastic I love the wonkyness too.
ReplyDeleteI love how this is looking. Great idea for a bee quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love it, especially as it is so you! Jxo
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteIt's looking fab! And a perfect bee quilt. It's hard to achieve true wonkiness on your own---somehow it winds up too orderly, no matter what I do---but when you let lots of different people wonk their own way: happy chaos!
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be a fun quilt! I love looking at all the fussy cut centers that appear in a quilt like this.
ReplyDeleteI think it looks fabulous, and so fun!
ReplyDeleteLove! Absolutely brilliant! This will look great when it's all put together.
ReplyDeleteoh the calm behind the movement - looks great
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