Gladys

Those are beautiful and vibrant! I love the colors.

justflyingin

They are very impressive! If you hadn't told us of all the problem, I'd never have guessed!

gabeway

You have done amazingly well and should definitely finish it! When it is done it will be your pride and joy!

Quiltngolfer

Your squares are absolutely stunning. You have done great!

laurafet

OMG, they are gorgeous! I saw that pattern and just figured I wasn't ready for anything like that. Pat yourself on the back once for trying, and a second time for succeeding!!

Onetomatoplant

LOVE THEM! Love the colors, especially the one with 76 pieces, the way the peacock feathers look in the middle. The blocks are all beautiful!

PenniF

WOW !!! You are one brave lady.....they are beautiful !!!!

wildwoodflower12390

WOW! Love the colors! Wonderful work.

Quilter 65

I have finished 19 out of the 25 blocks so, no, I won't quit. I am too stubborn and cheap to do that. Just meant it will be a looooong time before I do another one and I won't do a stack'n whack in a compass block unless using symmetrical fabric. The problem with the idea, I discovered, is that the pieces for the background are definitely a certain shape and then you use the reverse for the "other side". So to be using asymmetrical printed fabric becomes a challenge to find a print pattern that you can flip and not get other print on the edge, if you get what I am trying to say. So the peacock fabric has been a challenge. The symmetrical print is a so much easier. This is all fabric I had accumulated for the stack'n whack peacock fabric that I so like. The colors are tricky. Not every batik that you would think works, does. I am color challenged and am trying desperately to learn the tricks and highlighting, etc., so thank you for your encouragement and kind words. Just six more to go!!!! Stay tuned. I had thought I would make it bigger, but that isn't happening now unless I can figure a WIDE border of some sort.

JenniePenny

You have made some very beautiful blocks! I understand the crazy mindset. I have done some really intricate blocks in the past, but nothing with curved seams. What a way to work on your skill levels!