Thursday, May 2, 2013
Spinneret Block
Here's the block itself. I designed it in EQ7 as a 12 inch block, simply drawing the lines of the piecing on the Easy Draw worktable. I like to have the blocks I design connect to an adjoining block and by giving this one "open arms", it connects very well from block to block providing lots of movement and design possibilities.
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Fun block - I did some cut and paste in Word to see what it would look like - great kaleidoscope effect!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - it has endless possibilities.
DeleteThis is a fun and clever block. You could use so many bright-colored fabrics. Just gorgeous. Thank you so much for being a part of QM 100 Blocks, Volume 7 and sharing another block with us. Also, thank you for the chance to win a copy of this awesome magazine and those chubby fat quarters that you are going to use to make this block.
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Cute, love the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block - I'd like to see a complete quilt of these!!
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure which post I was suppose to comment on but I really like your block and can't wait to see the magazine. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteSuper fun block and fabrics!
ReplyDeleteGreat block and wonderful fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteWow! this is a wonderful block!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing. I'd never guess all the possibilities that this block brings. Thanks for sharing it with us and kudos to you on being in the issue. This is definately on the "must do" list!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat block with wonderful fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! The fabrics are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics with your Spinneret Block. It's awesome.
ReplyDeleteLike the block and the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteVery versatile block - I like that a lot. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how the look of a block can changes completely once it is in a quilt. This is one fo those times. Congratulations on being included in the book
ReplyDeleteThat is such a simple but cool design. I have gotten EQ7 and am waiting for a day when I can just sit and learn how to use it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very good looking block. I love the lines and angles.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block - I do love the fabrics you chose. The way you designed the center was perfect. Great!
ReplyDeletee7 is a great way to express your ideas! your block makes a great quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors. I bet it would look gorgeous made up for real.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy looking block with those colorful fabrics. It's great block. I really love the way the colors meet in the center like that.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful colors.It reminds me of a Strip Quilt. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery cool block!
ReplyDeleteOkay - I like the block.
ReplyDeleteI love the Open Arms look! Congrats :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so unusual; unlike anything I've seen. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteI like this block! So many possibilities.
ReplyDeletereally fun fabrics! I love paper piecing and the secondary designs.
ReplyDeleteSetting blocks next to each other can sometimes give a very interesting secondary design --- I can see that this is true with your block. I'd also like to try it with an "on point" set.
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