There are at least 4 possible ways to put these pieces together.
And this after I settled on these 4 colours.
The options are endless.
I keep second-guessing my choices.
It isn't any wonder that I procrastinate.
I would rather be my usual impulsive self.
You will have to come back to see which way I hand stitch these together. This is what I am doing on this snowy blowy March Break Slow Sunday Stitching day.
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Procrastination can be a wonderful thing; though, I call it playing. =) These elongated hexies are so pretty, in whatever combinations you choose.
ReplyDeleteA very good way to spend a blowy, snowy day. Which ever layout you go with, it will be a very pretty block.
ReplyDeleteBaste more of the hexies and make all 4 blocks! They're so lovely. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! And they all look great, so no "wrong" answer!
ReplyDeleteAll of the choices are lovely, I can see you will need to make lots more hexies to 'explore the options'! A good way to spend a snow-day.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! I have 6 Lucy blocks I need to put together from a swap, so I'm very interested in seeing what others do with Lucy blocks!
ReplyDeleteThat’s simple. If you have enough fabric, make one of each. As you say, they all look equally as good. No one would even realise. Such pretty fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty fabrics, I can't wait to see how you pur them together!
ReplyDelete*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
If you can't choose, you'll just have to do what the others said and make them all!
ReplyDeletelol........I can see your loving this.......I love when I have options of how to put a block together and how different they can look by the placement of the pieces.........
ReplyDeleteIt is too hard to decide. They all look so good.
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