LOL

It's probably going to annoy me, and I'll probably redo it if I get the chance. But at this point, it's close enough, I could live with it in a quilt, especially one this busy, that little flaw isn't going to be visible from the back of a galloping horse! ;-)

The fabric is actually a chocolate kind of colour, it comes from a coffee range that had cream and tan and red swirls and coffee beans etc. I made a table runner and coasters for a friend who means a lot to me... that's what I like about doing the scrappy version... I can look at the fabrics and remember what I made with it, and that makes me feel warm and fuzzy. :-)

Love the block, Blue.
I am going to have to get something going here.

Looking at your triangle makes me feel all warm and fuzzy, because I made a wedding quilt for my sister last summer using that same range of fabrics!

Jan

here's a triangle i made today (well actually i made 6 of them) its for the christmas triangle swap.

i thought you guys might want to see it - its RS9

That looks awesome!! I love the colours, they're so rich.

What will you do with the triangles you swap? How will they go together I mean.

i think i'm going to add them with 25 christmas blocks set on point and make a throw with them.

or i could sew them to each other to make a christmas tree skirt.

Awesome triangles ladies! I tried that one too Blue and it gave me a run for my money!! I got it though! Love your fabrics. I was afraid to try the one you did Kelly. I'll get my courage up or wait till we do it for guidance. Probably the latter.

RS9 is a piece of cake - it just looks tough - the PP pattern makes it super easy.

Wow Klue, I have to say that block looks a tad intimidating to me, but I will take your word for it that it looks worse than it is. You sure did a great job on it!

Somehow I have lost my Christmas blog. The one with the blues and also the tri can I have that URL again