I'm so happy to have my Tone on Tone blocks back home. This is how I sent them out: Six inch squares in rainbow colours. Five would be chosen by the group and the remaining one I would do. In the booklet I mentioned that they would probably be made into a small wall hanging for a child's room.
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Thanks, ladies. I love all your work.
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Cathy L. chose the orange block and added a wonderful dinosaur, a sparkly corner with a beetle, and some neat ric rac. I also see some tiny kiko's flowers in among the winding chain. |
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Cheryl A worked on the yellow block . She brought it to sparkling light with the enormous sun. It's clever the way the sun's rays show off her neat stitching. |
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Ritva worked on the blue block. In amongst her wonderful seams, she's added the perfect charms for a wee boy: teddies and the truck. |
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Candji's choice was red. Her dramatic dragon is definitely the focal point. There's sparkly seam treatments and a neat kite to complete the scene. |
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Green was chosen by Rita. Her spider is just waiting for his next meal! Look closely and you will also see a butterfly, some fishes, worms and a turtle, not to mention some lovely seamwork. |
Thanks, ladies. I love all your work.