eleu16

I'm not really a fan of Dresden Plate, but your version is brilliant ...love it :-D :-D :-D

hoppyfrog

I've just added my second block. This time I added prairie points. It's going into a wall hanging.

jeaninmaine

Beautiful!!!! May I ask how you added the prairie points?

hoppyfrog

After making the little guys I just tucked them under the other points before I did any stitching.

Candy Apple Quilts

Now I REALLY want to do that one!

jeaninmaine

Thanks for letting me know how you did them. I love the way it's looking.

omak

Aren't you the clever one, though?
I don't think I have ever seen a Dresden Plate like yours. I am in awe of your ability to see beyond two or four straight lines. Great inspiration for all of us! Thank you! <wave>

omak

HAH! I didn't realize that those points were not part of the dresden plate .... I think you are MORE than creative! And, I KNOW you are VERY inspirational and challenging to those of us who think we have "seen it all!" ... Like one of our friends said: A traditional block with a twist .
You have done it in GRAND style! <wave>

fat quarters

Wow what a wonderful block

hoppyfrog

HAH! I didn't realize that those points were not part of the dresden plate .... <wave>[/quote]

The idea happened by chance. I had the first block finished and the ring of the second block finished and the phone rang. I tossed the ring on top of the finished block and when I came back it just lined up sort of that way. So I made the extra points out of very small scraps and started playing. Funny how some things happen.