April Designer featured is Sue Marsh, you can get to know each and learn some fun things about them by joining Pat each month!
I found the arrows a little tricky to make, but Pat has some wonderful tips here.
I chose to use lovely greens and yellows with a pop of bright pinks in some of the blocks. While working on Sue Marsh's block "New Direction", I thought of the colors showing up in my little garden. Right after the rains today, I went out for a little photo shoot. Beautiful!!!
The blocks look great, and looks like you had a fun photo shoot with them.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, i love my garden as much...if not more than playing on the sewing machine!
DeleteLove those arrow blocks and they complement the garden photo shoot so well.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for visiting!
DeleteYour arrows look great, thanks for sharing about the Aurifill BOM with modern patch monday.
ReplyDeleteThank you, have a blessed day!
DeleteAt first glance it looks like a simple block, but on closer inspection I can see the detail. It's a really cool block, and the greens you chose are perfect!
ReplyDeleteChallenging for the novice in me any way! Have a great day!
DeleteThat is such a cool block! I haven't heard of the Aurifil designer challenge. I'll have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteYes, do! It has given me much practice in learning the art. The instructions are almost always easy to follow and when there are some tricky or more difficult steps, many tutorials are available.
DeleteWhat a lovely block - it certainly doesn't seem to have given you any trouble!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kindness! I've enjoyed learning along with each block I attempt.
DeleteWhat a cool block! The complex piecing allows for a great variety of fabrics and therefore a lot of texture and movement. Thanks for including the tips! Also thanks for linking to Wednesday Wait Loss!
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