In the meantime, for November's Brit Bee blocks Sarah decided to set us a bit of a challenge. She had spotted this quilt and decided she wanted us to make something like it, sending us a collection of shades of red solids (or what read as solids) and shot cottons. So here's what I made:
There were a variety of techniques that we could have used to approach this, but I decided to go for the inset circle method, which I then slashed and inserted 1" wide strips into (1/2" finished), as I had bigger circle cutting power than the others seemed to

Very creative blocks there Katy!
ReplyDeleteThey look fab!
ReplyDeleteYou sweetheart you! I love them :-) Really I do :-) Thank you x
ReplyDeletethis is cool!
ReplyDeletejust beautiful - had to go and look at your source and now have another on my 'have to make' list!! also wondering how to get me some oakshott cottons!
ReplyDeleteOooh smart!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love them. I think my oakshotts now have a project they'd love - thanks lady!
ReplyDeleteOh! These are fantastic! I love the shot cotton with the modern block design. Your circles look perfect btw. :) Lovely piecing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks, good luck in the battle.
ReplyDeleteYou can teach me this technique at FQ Retreat
ReplyDeleteThey look great. Should be an interesting quilt when all the blocks are gathered
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are gorgeous! Now I'm wanting to try my hand at inset circles.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. It looks like you've become a pro at the insert circle.
ReplyDeleteUmmmm. Stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhoah, those are super cool! :)
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