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| Oops Log Cabin Baskets is upside down. If you stand on your head you may be able to see the basket more clearly... or perhaps not:) |
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| C13 Log Cabin Basket |
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| The design for Argyle Sweaters was taken from a jumper I made many years ago. I must get back into knitting sometime it was such a relaxing pastime. |
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| C13 Argyle Sweaters |
| Winter Secrets is a miniaturised version of one of the blocks from my quilt Winter Secrets. This was a stitchery which I designed, reworking some of the blocks from Raconteur, for when I was travelling and not wanting to take too much stuff. |
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| C13 Norwegian Wind |
| The design for Norwegian Wind came from a jumper that my youngest son bought. He lives in Norway and so the name. Carol's version is here |
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| C13 Winter Secrets |
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| Maypole is made in an interesting manner. I made two identical blocks and then cut sections out from one of them and appliquéd them onto the other reversing the colours.. my appliqué skills were definitely improving although it was just a circle that had to be appliquéd so no points or tricky bits. For a TOTALLY different appearance check out Carol's two versions here. |
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| C13 Nature's Force |
| Natures's Force was simply six arcs sewn together. If you check out Carol's block you will see though that it is also easily made using appliqué. |
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| C13 Maypole |
| Spinning Spokes was my first attempt at really tiny hexagons NOT made with English Paper Piecing and it was a success confirming that this was a method I could avoid for now and the future.... try it. You will be amazed. Carol again showed a total change with her colour choices here. |
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| C13 Spinning spokes |
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