![box o' happy Bali strips](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5YuxraocrM_peRq7wNakQ9_Qp3v3ivDQz2SWBpvvOJ0Epkm39cSvOfZhIgmVEtiFUcx1NrO05zwAuzW9R7b2eWJUQ5oCD7gHgkx2TMl7NLFMGR8No8F3BpAC9B2PororTk3XQoJH4F7M/s400/kh_box.jpg)
According the instruction sheet, the batiks were from a Hoffmann Bali Pops pack-- essentially a jelly roll, but all Hoffman batiks. So pretty!
This is the block she had us make:
![KH's block exchange block](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhPGsPOZaa7P6XAcY_jjfGVaX3C9EshB70d-FS4y5dZZn06FjVvgHSOhtTiWFj3UqXI0jbim6yNTljMgC2Q5JmQ02-VRSu2ZsoznR1CnVAIqfHYADlswgufPC_oPF37nCE0bhyphenhyphen7xEDqMQw/s400/kh_block.jpg)
Simple, but so effective! (More so in real life... the colors are much more vibrant in person.) I love the batiks with the pretty white-on-white print she included. I'm thinking I may have to file this idea away in that "quilts I want to make someday" file in the back of my brain.
very nice :) I love batiks
ReplyDeleteI didn't like batiks at first, but now I love them. Your block is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery nice block. Those blocks will make a beautiful quilt when she gets them all.
ReplyDeleteI love those colors, the block is awesome.
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