by Lorie
Take digital pics of placement possibilities as you arrange & rearrange your project.
Now you can review your options and choose the one you like best and then recreate it.
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Those are really beautiful quilt blocks in the picture!
That is exactly what I do when I am trying to figure out an arrangement, I put my blocks up on a design wall (can be as simple as a peice of felt or fleece tacked to the wall) and then I take photos of each set and then I put them on my computer and sometimes if I still can’t decide I will enlarge the photos and print them out. Then I can take them with me for a few days and look them over a bunch of times and decide over time which way is my favorite look.
Super idea!
Like this idea! Never thought of doing this. Now I need to find wall space to hang felt on!
beautiful quilt blocks. Are the designs from SICK?
another great tip to tuck away in my “I will finish the quilt one day” file. Thanx for sharing
Thx to all for your kind comments. The blocks are the Rose of Sharon.