Once one knot has been spotted, more knots are sure to follow. And apparently, knots on a design wall are no different!Four down, five to go!
I have learned, courtesy of block two, that taking apart partial seams is not much fun, so I've been trying to slow down and double check what I'm sewing together. I'm very glad that blocks three and four went smoothly!
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Wow....I think I would really have to pay attention piecing this block. Great job, love the color combos.
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! Great color choices!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to make a celtic knot quilt for a friend. I love the way yours looks!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. I agree, ripping out is no fun but ripping out partial seams is even more no fun. I hope the rest of this quilt goes smoothly for you.
ReplyDeleteUnpicking partial seams sounds pretty ghastly, so I'm glad the more recent blocks didn't cause you any more trouble. Four blocks together looks really good.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! There's something mesmerizing about Celtic knots))
ReplyDeleteYour colors and your knots are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool, cool optical illusion. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIts very striking! I've always wanted to make this block, but I've yet to attempt it because I know it would be like eating potato chips! After seeing yours, it is definitely moving up on my list, however!
ReplyDeleteYour knots look stunning! I've pinned it to the Finished or Not Friday Pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/busyhandsquilts/finished-or-not-friday-linky-party/
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