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This is my very first attempt at a One Block Wonder. I sewed almost all of the hexagons by hand when I was in Texas visiting my son last year. Machine sewed the blocks and rows together. I can see I have a few that are misplaced, but this was a practice quilt and will just be used in the living room as a throw quilt.
I will be buying the book that teaches how to make the tumbler blocks this week so I'll start another one. I really like how the tumbler blocks makes the quilt. Hope you all like it, not my favorite quilt by far, but was great practice! First OBW [ATTACH=CONFIG]177304[/ATTACH] |
It is beautiful. To you, you see things you would change, to me, I see gorgeous and things are as they should be
Tumbling blocks are so fun. You have the method down, now you just have to change the fabric a little |
I love it!
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Its stunning!! great job.. I have one in pieces that I still have to attempt it some day!
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You did a great job. I feel the same way about my first OBW (finished about a week ago). I enjoyed the process but more than that I learned so much about all the facets of making an OBW that my next attempt should really be fun, not to mention I might even like it! lol
Thanks for sharing. ;-) |
Beautiful
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That is beautiful! I love the rose-rings. You picked the perfect fabric. Good jobQQ
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Love it mine was round and for Christmas.
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I love your colors! I just bought the book you are talking about and am anxiously looking forward to getting started on one. Until I joined this board, I really didn't know a thing about One Block Wonders, but I find them beautiful and fascinating. I hope I'm up to the challenge.
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that beautiful.. all fussy cut looks like.
I do hexigons, grandmother's garden sometimes. I get a lot of joy from this type of pattern. Thanks for posting ! |
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