I'm also joining the blocks as I go & here they are all together so far, this isn't the final layout as it looks a bit messy, still needs a bit of tweaking as more blocks are added.
Whilst on the subject of circles, here's my 1st attempt at a Georgetown circle block by EPP. This is going to be the centre of a medallion quilt one day, when I get round to it!
Do go & visit Audrey's 365 circle link up, lots of lovely circles being stitched, grab a cuppa & enjoy all the lovely projects being shared
Your circles are really lovely, and that's a fantastic layout! I especially like the circles within a circle blocks.
ReplyDeleteyour circles are great! I try to waste little fabric also and make circles from the left over scraps cutting out the back of the big circles. Your other quilt is pretty also
ReplyDeleteGreat version of the circles! The smaller circles make it so interesting! Love that Georgetown circle too. Been tempted to try and make one myself.:)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and great version of circles. I too have left over circles cutting out the back...for another project.
ReplyDeleteI like how you are varying the size of your circles. Fun to see what shapes and sizes people are using.
ReplyDeleteYou may be behind, but your approach is sensational!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun colors! Between these blocks and the brights below, it's a feast for the eyes! Happy, happy, happy!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are having a good spring. Love the circles! No moss grows on you....
As Janet Clare says, both your arms are never the same length. Lol you are alway moving them with project in hand.
I do love Janet Clare's blog and work, I've only discovered her in the past six months or so.
Nice to catch up with you.
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ReplyDeleteNot familiar with Georgetown circle either, but the civil war fabrics do it justice. Beautifully made. I'm off to look this up.