...is hopefully more than 372 in this case.
This is my Round Robin centre. I used one of Paula Nadelstern's snowflake patterns, from her Snowflakes & Quilts book I bought many years ago because I just loved the cover, and without knowing if I would ever attempt one myself. I've enjoyed reading the book several times. As she says in her book, 'the whole is greater than the sum of the parts'. I agree.
So here is the 22" hexagon, just needing the setting triangles to complete the 372 pieces.
Some of the pieces are less than half the size of my little fingernail, which is why I have included some closer images - and I've left them bigger than usual, so you should be able to click on the image to see them in more detail.
UPDATE: HERE is the quilt when it returned to me I'll add more links when I have better photos, and when it's finished.
9 comments:
What a fabulous block! It looks seriously good.
Wow Emma, that is just stunning! I can't even imagine how patient you must be to put that together.
*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
I can only add another 'wow', that is truly amazing!
Tazzie - only as patient as I imagine you to be appliqueing those leaves in Sisters' Choice!
That is absolutely stunning! Cant wait to see how the quilt turns out.
Okay this is not related to this actual post but are you going to show us the finished quilt of Leia's commission quilt?
WOW!!
Wow, wow and wow again. That is fantastic!!
Was the snowflake quilt ever finished?
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