I sewed #20 block and then tried to do a layout with the last triangles that were previously sewn.
There are 2 ways I can do this. Now I have to piece 8 more squares of 2 triangles to finish this block. Nothing is planned so far in the first 20 blocks. I just sewed random sets of 2 triangles together (always with contrasting values), some batches of 8 alike, some of 4 alike, and lots of miscellaneous pairing. Then I would just play with them to create blocks. If I planned each block and then looked for fabrics to make them I would be bored with the project really quickly. I like spontaneous surprises. I don't plan colors ahead of time. I choose groups that I think I will like from the supply of sewn squares and start the layout. If it isn't working I try another color.
The bunny came to clean up under the bird feeder yesterday morning. He/she was there for quite awhile and then hopped on to eat some weeds. Luckily the bunnies don't eat any of my perennials.
There are 2 ways I can do this. Now I have to piece 8 more squares of 2 triangles to finish this block. Nothing is planned so far in the first 20 blocks. I just sewed random sets of 2 triangles together (always with contrasting values), some batches of 8 alike, some of 4 alike, and lots of miscellaneous pairing. Then I would just play with them to create blocks. If I planned each block and then looked for fabrics to make them I would be bored with the project really quickly. I like spontaneous surprises. I don't plan colors ahead of time. I choose groups that I think I will like from the supply of sewn squares and start the layout. If it isn't working I try another color.
The bunny came to clean up under the bird feeder yesterday morning. He/she was there for quite awhile and then hopped on to eat some weeds. Luckily the bunnies don't eat any of my perennials.