I'll try to bracket the tough ones with simpler blocks. This one is basically a 4-patch centre in a log cabin.
Basically I cut the centre blocks to the correct size and made the 4-patch. The remaining strips, I cut larger and trimmed the block down to size each round.
Side one.
Side two.
Side three.
Side four. Trim down to size. Lather, rinse, repeat. (Many many more times. :)
After you've completed 4 more rounds like that first one, you've got block 11!
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Now this is my kind of block!!!
I am on vacation this week, I better rest up for next weeks block.
Thank you!
If you are all still working on this quilt next year I might try to join in on the fun but I need to finish up a few other things right now. I think I have decided on white and indigo shades
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
Nice block. I'm three blocks behind, but will catch up this week! During my vacation in Germany I made block 22. A block with 134 pieces. It was fun making, but a lot work.
You can see the results on my blog.
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