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What an interesting tangle!

My favourite today is the second design.

I also like the title of this project file … they are certainly puzzles!

I like the first design for today.

Love the second design!

Mmmn! A nice break from red and white!

I love the second design, though it is a bit pointy! I do like the almost plain blocks instead of totally plain blocks.

Mostly simple piecing, reusing many of the same shapes for every block. These sorts of designs would be made easier for beginners by making less blocks in bigger sizes, which means some play time for me to see what some 3×3 and 5×5 designs would look like.

My favourite of these two is the first one.

Interesting!

I don’t think the distorted blocks would be easy to put together, but they certainly add interest to the design.

Also interesting, and more distorted blocks, but this time much easier to put together!

I love the quilting motifs in both designs.

I like the first design! Very interesting.

A bit different to the average pieced patchwork quilt. The blocks are 7 patch and set on point.

Very neat regimental formation!

A very interesting mix of 6 different blocks, all based on the same grid.

I like both designs for different reasons.

Interesting first design.

I like the second one!

A few miss-coloured pieces, but I love the first design. Or perhaps the miss-coloured pieces are part of the puzzle.

Quite a tangle!

I like untangling puzzles, and using Electric Quilt I can create some too!

Both of these are set on point to add to the puzzle.

Not sure about the colours in the first design, but love the design itself. Perhaps it is the applique which makes it a winner for me.

Love the centre block in this one … it works much better on point than it does in a straight setting.

This is an appropriate time to introduce this project file … the only state borders open to South Aussie at the moment is Tassie.

This is from a series of pieced 7P blocks which started as fairly simple crosses, then I modified each cross to get a series of blocks which work well together. In this case the modifications are still happening.

The first design I am sharing came after several false starts because I didn’t have any modifications, and I love it.

Like most projects I start this one is getting interesting.

Love the third one too!

Over and under, in and out, roundabout …

… not the sort of design you should work on before a healthy dose of caffeine!

I like the first design, and especially like the quilting motifs.

I like the second one too!