This is the center of my paint chip challenge quilt. This piece measures 10" square (finished). I put 4 of the pinwheel blocks together--each block is 5" square (finished). This block placement results in a secondary design in the centre of the four blocks with the green and beige pieces reversed.Some of my points don't quite match so I am thinking about putting a button in the center of each pinwheel.
The next step will be to add a narrow brick red border.
Nice block :-) I am looking forward to see the finished product
ReplyDeletegreat way to highlight your focus fabric without letting it dominate...
ReplyDeleteI don't know that the points are worth worrying about- they don't show in the photo. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do next.
ReplyDeleteDorothy Stapleton who is a great fun British quilter I admire always recommends buttons for dodgy points - if it's good enough for her.........
ReplyDeletecute quilt - i think it will look great with some buttons and a rust border.
ReplyDeleteI like it! It is neat how the pinwheels move your eye to see the other pinwheel forms.
ReplyDeleteAnd good too, it needs some red. I know you had that in the back of your mind.
I am very late getting around the ring and posting today--sorry I wasn't there to start your day.
I think it looks really good Norma. It seems like the more triangle points that come together the harder it is for every one to be perfect. The button sounds like a great idea, but I don't think it looks bad at all, the way it is...*VBS*
ReplyDeleteI like buttons on quilts!
ReplyDeleteI too like buttons on quilts - but then I collect buttons.
ReplyDeleteI think your pinwheels are fine. It will be fun to watch the progess as you add to this center.
I also like a yoyo for a center although it looks okay as is to me.
ReplyDeleteI think this turned out great! Norma...very sweet.
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