The white is Kona Premium (of course), and the pink and orange are other Kona cottons. A real advantage to working with solids is that there isn't a "right" side. The Park Slope fabric will appear every once in a while in a triangle. My points aren't perfect, but I am still very pleased so far.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Geese in the Forest-- first block
I decided on my fabric choices, but also decided to abandon foundation piecing (for now). It's still a new task for me, because I had to figure out how large to cut the pieces and still end up with a 6" block. Here it is:
The white is Kona Premium (of course), and the pink and orange are other Kona cottons. A real advantage to working with solids is that there isn't a "right" side. The Park Slope fabric will appear every once in a while in a triangle. My points aren't perfect, but I am still very pleased so far.
The white is Kona Premium (of course), and the pink and orange are other Kona cottons. A real advantage to working with solids is that there isn't a "right" side. The Park Slope fabric will appear every once in a while in a triangle. My points aren't perfect, but I am still very pleased so far.
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I love that fabric. I just ordered that whole line on Etsy!
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