Interesting version of Patchwork Jigsaws, formally known as Drunkard’s Path.
Flip every second block left to right, and the Drunkard’s Path link becomes much more obvious!
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Interesting version of Patchwork Jigsaws, formally known as Drunkard’s Path.
Flip every second block left to right, and the Drunkard’s Path link becomes much more obvious!
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Interesting and different but with a touch of the traditional, the sort of quilt designs I like.
More of the same attributes in the second design.
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I love the ‘sashing’ effect of those lines of little squares!
Also love the pieced block design filling in the blank spaces as quilting.
The second design uses the little squares more like a border, and they are still very effective.
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This is just one of many ways a square with a quarter circle can be arranged to make a 4P square, then put together to make a quilt design.
Many years ago I did some multiplying on a sheet of paper to work out how many ways a 4P square could be arranged, then kept multiplying until I had the number of ways four of those square could be put together.
The number reached level of annual government wages of public servants in most countries around the world. I decided that I would not spend the rest of my life ...
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I like it, and one I would put away after Christmas is over.
I keep thinking that those squares are dancing … and no, I haven’t had anything to drink other than coffee this morning!
The squares are still dancing!
Love the second design!
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Coloring is a bit on the dull side, but I think the contrast is about right.
Both designs are very interesting!
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Christmas is coming, so for the next 25 days there will be Christmas designs every day.
These could be used all year, but here in Australia they need very thin wadding for our Christmas season!
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