Monday, August 29, 2011

A-3


Difficulty of block: easy
Number of pieces: 8
Method used: hand piecing, hand applique

Here is my block for last week, Hunter's Moon.  After a long hard look at the original block and trying to distinguish seams from creases, I decided to piece it this way.  I may be wrong, but I am happy with it anyway.

10 comments:

Hilachas said...

Your block turned out beautifully. I did mine a little differently but they look the same. WTG!

Yvonne Joslin said...

Perfection!

peawink said...

You did a lovely job and there's no "wrong" when making your very own Jane :) I'm truly believe that Jane would be laughing at those (of us) who are trying to copy every single exact seam that she made.

Retrogirl said...

Beautiful block. I've not seen the original but found similar differences from the book photos to the drafts. All part of making our baby Janes our own, I suppose. =)

Yvette said...

Another pretty one. I like the way you pieced it vs. just appliquéing the melons.

Ellie's Quiltplace said...

A lovely block, and you did a great job on appliqueing the melons so precisely!

Josie McRazie said...

Love it! I also agree I think it is worked in 4 triangles and not one piece! I have that in my notes!

Paula said...

Hunter's Moon looks great, beautiful fabric.
Nothing wrong with this one, it is just perfect.

Jen said...

Hello KarenI love your Hunter's Moon and the fabrics you have chosen. I to have hand piecered this and chose pastel fabrics. I guess these differences make it our own Baby Jane.

Robin said...

You chose a brilliant direction on this one. The seams are beautiful and definitely add some interest.

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