So, my sister and I sewed blocks all day, and by evening the family was gathered around, looking at the different layouts. Some of them were truly enjoying the process, my artistic neice in particular--she was flipping blocks and arranging. Some of them just wanted us to pick one so we'd clear the area in front of the TV and they could watch a show, LOL.
The pattern allows for making 64 blocks (an 8x8 layout) or 42 blocks (6x7 layout). We had 42 blocks. Some of the layouts would be better square.
I know from making quilts with multiple layouts in a class that fabric and value selection can have an impact on the decision of which layout is best, so if I make this pattern again, I might prefer a different layout.
Sometimes you had to get in there fast with the camera, before the layout changed again! It was like a screensaver, in constant motion.
I've only shown about 8 layouts here--there are many more shown in the pattern itself.
and here's the one we liked the best. We had definitely decided we liked a center medallion, but then we had to decide which one of those even.
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