But, I had decided already to take a relaxed approach - the aim was to end up with a top. End of. So I trimmed a bit and added a bit and stretched a bit and, well, I think it makes a decent snuggle quilt. More interesting than the blue and white teacups for sure. It is about 66.5 inches by 65.25 inches. Exactly square is so passe darlings! (I know that has a French accent on it but I don't know how to type it.)
Why the name? Well firstly a lot of easing of fabric went into getting it together. And I had an unexpected and unplanned day of work, so I was taking it easy at home playing with fabric. And encouraging a dear friend, at whom life has thrown more bad things in the last couple of years than a roomful of people should bear in a lifetime, that taking it easy was something she had earned and needed. Oh, and you might have noticed that it is not exactly a complex pattern!
5 comments:
Wow! Lucky you to get those in a swap. I like how you did the small squares around the blocks in fading colors to blend. Really nice!
I like the way it came out, Helen! I guess this means I need to do something with all my house blocks now...
Lovely blending, Helen. That was certainly not the easy part!
Well done Helen - combining all those different blocks is a puzzle too far for us mere mortals (well me anyway!) It looks really, really good and I love the way you've graded across from blue to brown - super!
That is lovely! Glad to have made one of those blocks :-)
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