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Throw pillows?
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Since they have nothing to tie them together, you could incorporate them in an Irish Chain.
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Originally Posted by rryder
(Post 7828428)
If you like modern quilts, you could do a solid white top and scatter the star blocks sort of randomly across it. You'd have to play around with it on a design wall, but it could be a lot of fun. That would also give you lots of room to do some fun quilting.
Otherwise, doing some 9 patches in between or turning it into a table topper would work just fine. Rob |
Tartan beat me to it. I would also make piano keys for a border, with the keys being of a pastel sort to complement the stars.
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Originally Posted by rryder
(Post 7828428)
If you like modern quilts, you could do a solid white top and scatter the star blocks sort of randomly across it. You'd have to play around with it on a design wall, but it could be a lot of fun. That would also give you lots of room to do some fun quilting.
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How about using them in the borders surrounding a panel or some other pieced design? Think "outside the box" and use them together along one side with another beside it? Most of us think of symmetry but it doesn't have to be.
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Could you bring yourself to make just one more block? Then you'd have a nice even setting (3 up, 3 down) that you could surround with numerous borders.
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Why not float them with white blocks between. Would make a really nice throw. Really cute bright blocks.
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How big are they (I'm guessing 12", based on the size of the wall outlet below)? Do you want to keep the final project?
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
(Post 7828816)
Actually using the hourglass blocks would accomplish the same and would be a lot simpler to do.
Once all blocks are sewn together, then it would appear that you had added the triangles. |
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