Beautiful Rhonda!

I think my favoutite is the blue and greyish one in the bottom right hand corner of the second from last pic - it's a really unusual pattern - is it available on your site?

K x

Rhonda,

I LOVE to see your work, so there can never been 'too' many photo's to trawl through lol!!

They are all amazingly perfect, we always see the little glitches ourselves far more than anyone else, I think when I am less buzy, I am definitely going to have a play at some of your tutes :lol: :lol: :lol:

Love them.

Those are so cool. I love them all. So i'm not good at saying which one I like the best.

Sorry to take so long to get back to you. I have been making up templates to send out - after all!! :lol: :lol:

Do you mean this one? I 'll add the picture so you can see it. If it is this one then no it is not on my site.
I can send you the pattern or I can add it to the site if you want one already made.

I use my EQ and one of my favorite things is to play with blocks on it. I use a 6 x 6 block grid without sashing or borders and add my star point block(which is made with my cut down method) and then I turn the blocks and it comes up with things I never would have thought of.
I use to make the blocks and then lay them out on my table and turn them -same thing except I don't have to go to the trouble of actually making them to get the ideas when I use the EQ.

You can see my star point block on the www.bitsnpiecesworkshop.com site.

That's the one Rhonda - I love it! Would you mind sening me the pattern, that would be great! Have PMd you.

K x

I'm impressed!!! I won't work on a block less than 4". LOL I could possibly see making a few hot pads, but that's about it. They look very nice. Such detail!!

My main goal is to show people my piecing technique. If the blocks are too small then do the "Block" with a larger template (4" or whatever) and try the technique. You could use your "Blocks" to make a quilt top.

The main idea for me is to show an easy amd quick way to piece without having to deal with triangles and cutting each piece out individually.
It also cuts out a lot of math.
If you use a 4" you will get smaller pieces within the "Block" which will still give you a mini look in your quilt block .

Look at the directions on my site and you will see what I mean. Click on my signature here on the cut down method and you can check out one of the blocks directions to see how the cut down method works.

They are all great!!!

Stunning work