Today, I finally got motivated and pulled them out:
I like the look of the blocks (Update 6/26 - I changed out the black & white print in the second block to a black on grey print) , but paper piecing just feels like so much work! It doesn't feel as intuitive as normal piecing does.
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?
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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