Blessed with Imperfection
Oh, there are times when I get critical of my imperfection. I think that is natural. On the whole, I tend to embrace it though. Many years ago I took a workshop with Paula Nadelstern. What a talented quilter! I love her fabric line as well. My quilt blocks turned out very wonky and so they have languished never to be made into a quilt. Never fear, I hate to waste anything so naturally, I am turning this block into a mandala. By the time I add beads and embroidery the mismatched seams won't be so obvious. These colours are some of my favourites so it will be a pleasure to work on this!
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It is actually very difficult to make a perfect kaleidoscope block from prints.The stretch on the warp and weft is different and without knowing it we pull the fabric out of shape. IF one wants to control this, the best way is to starch the fabric.
With a wonky block there is plenty of scope for embellishment with embroidery stitches and beads.
Enjoy playing!