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What does OBW stand for?
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Originally Posted by woody
(Post 5550995)
I know this has been shown in various threads before but not on it's own. I have had someone request to see the whole thing, so I thought the easiest way was to start a new thread.
BTW I named it "she'll be apples" as it's a slang way of saying "it will be OK" as after I had finished it, I found a mistake in one of my hexagons :p can you find it ? [ATTACH=CONFIG]366443[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]366444[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]366445[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by QUILTNMO
(Post 5551109)
beautiful love the border idea great job!!!!
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OBW oh, by the way
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Great quilt. I like the fabric and resulting designs.
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Originally Posted by nprisner
(Post 6989994)
What does OBW stand for?
Wedges are cut from 6 layers of printed fabric in exactly the same location of the print (stack and whack) so that you have 6 identical wedges for each hexagon, and then sewn together as Kaleidoscopes. Google One Block Wonder. The quilt shown here is made of all of those hexagons cut from the fabric you see on the back. |
I just love OBW and 4 patch posies! Beautiful piece of work! Mistake???? I'm on my galloping horse and never saw it!
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Just gorgeous :)
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