For block #2, I was thinking of a pocket (that curve in the upper-right) with a rivet. Both blocks were created totally ruler-free until the last trim, and this was actually my second try at the rivet. I had in mind to go vertical with the 'creases' but that's not the way the rotary cutter took me. sigh. The last detail I tried to incorporate was the side-seam of the jeans with that vertical strip on the right. It took everything I had not to top-stitch that in gold thread. This block measures 12 1/2" x 13," and I do think I was successful with both blocks in flowing out the edges as Karen suggested.
So yes, that was challenging, but I loved working with the indigo mix and ruler-free was indeed freeing. You can see more blocks at #beesewcial, and feel free to sew along with #inspiredbybeesewcial.
interesting!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Love where your creativity takes you, Debbie and how open you are to trying new ideas. Awesome interpretations of blue jeans!
ReplyDeleteboth are great! thanks for sharing these. I so would have gone for the gold thread, but I supposed that could happen in the quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing you work!! You really inspire me and, I'm sure, others! :-)
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to see the blocks this group does. I especially like the first one. Well done.
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