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Wednesday 14 November 2012

Work In Progress Wednesday - Change of plan

Do you remember these ricrac cones? I blogged about them here after following the tutorial on Pintangle.



They are really neat and I like them a lot. In spite of that, I decided that they are not right for the bias tape quilt. That is why I removed them and instead made four Whipped Wheels with some Chain stitches and blue beads.



They sit much flatter on the quilt and I think on the whole these wheels look better.

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On the crazy quilt block I have only outlined the pattern on one of the pieces with a few Stem stitches:


I am sure the others have made much more progress on their work. To see, go to Work In Progress Wednesday on Pintangle.

8 comments:

  1. those ricrac cones look good, will follow up to see how you did them and another trip into the market for some ricrac must be mad.Your block is looking good.

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    1. I warmly recommend trying Sharon's tutorial. Making the cones is a bit fiddly but with a few pins and needle and thread on the ready you should end up with some stylish cones.

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  2. The ricrac cones looked good but I think the whipped wheels look better on your quilt. Sharon certainly has some great tutorials. I just wish I had more time to try more stitches.

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  3. Those whipped wheels look perfect for the quilt!

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  4. The whipped wheels do look better.

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  5. I agree. I think whipped wheels look better! Gorgeous block!

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  6. The whipped wheel is so pretty! It's much better on your quilt.

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  7. Thank you all. I am so glad you agree I made the right decision when I changed the ricrac cones for the whipped wheels..

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