Think I'd start with this and then go to something a bit harder like: Perspective and Optical Illusion.,, or maybe Spiral Triangles. Haven't done something with much of a challenge lately.
Thanks, Patti, for NOT being afraid of giving us a book that IS a challenge for us that have been quilting for awhile.
I won't have time to really peruse it until Jan--but I know it's there--just waiting for me :) I MUST finish 3 other things first
Butterfly ( imustimustimustigotta)
Oh Butterfly! Lutes is difficult enough! Spiral Triangles is an easy one! check out the little 'mountains' in the contents list >g< Perspective is not too bad - you might have to re-address the border mitres once you have pieced the borders!! That's the only really tricky part - but I do mention that in the 'blurb' >gThink I'd start with this and then go to something a bit harder like:
which reminds me, mine arrived at the weekend, I like the spiral triangles, but for some reason don't fancy doing some foundation piecing at the moment. I rather like perspective as well, it's tempting to see if I can extend the design somehow.
Cheers Anne
Let's see what you do, if you do, Anne! Always glad to act as an imagination stimulus. Some of the other foundation paper-pieced ones could be done by templates eg Rotational Symmetry. . In message , Anne Rogers writes
Know what I *like* the most--the author is RIGHT HERE in case we need to ask questions :) Now that tickles me to no end.
Butterfly (hurry-up Jan...I'm making ME time right after the 'I musts')
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