Today, I finally got motivated and pulled them out:



As you can see the fabrics are fairly coordinated in each block, but I'm not looking at these blocks to have the same colors all the way through them.
I don't want to stop, but I definitely need something to keep motivated. What do you think? Do the blocks work? Is this the beginning of a scrappy New York Beauty quilt?
4 comments:
I think those are absolutely gorgeous, particularly the green one! Beautiful - I feel like that kind of work is far too tedious for me, though.
They are beautiful! I am a lover of NYB quilts in general, esp scrappy ones. This is a great beginning to a quilt. I am also a huge fan of paper piecing, but I temper it with regular piecing. The paper piecing makes beautiful quilts, but takes forever. Sometimes I just need to start and finish something quickly. When I made my NYB, it took about a month. I just did one block a day. This was before I had children, though. It would probably take a lot longer than that now *lol*.
those are fantastic!
I made a NYB table topper and love it. But a table topper is just about enough paper piecing for me. I doubt I could do a whole quilt of paper NYBs. Yours are very beautiful. Whoa--how about a NYB tote bag! Cheers everybody.
Gamboler
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