Katrine

Not at all! Best to follow the book One Block Wonders Encore, very good pictorial instructions. The methods for cutting and construction of the kaleidoscope blocks and smaller hollow cubes are in there - but the large interlocking cubes are in One Block Wonders Cubed (which repeats instructions from the Encore book).

silvam

That is outstanding - where did you get the pattern?

Lisabet

Thanks, I'm going to give it a go once I've finished some UFOs.

sunshineglenda

love your choice of fabric and the whole quilt

eleu16

...great job :-D :-D :-D

Katrine

Method explained in my posts on p.4, and on the post just before yours. You make up your own layout.

alissa

i love this quilt, i love the 3d blocks wow I have ordered the book on the cubes.. can not wait for them to get here.

fireworkslover

Seeing this, your latest OBW, makes me think of digging out that tub of OBW fabric I've bought and ponder tackling one in the near future.

gwanma

I have been looking at your quilt more carefully and I think it is magnificent! All those new "flowers" you have created out of the lily fabric. and those cubes! interlocking and all is just boggling my mind. I think I am not ready for this pattern yet but maybe one day. It kinda gives me a headache trying to figure out how you lay this pattern out. Wonderful job!

fireworkslover

Katrine,
Is that big block really made up of hex's the same size as the black/white print ones? I can't see your seams where it seems they should be if it is. How did you ever come up w/ a design for this? Did you draw it out on paper first and color the block sections in w/ colored pencils or something like that? The optical illusion of the blocks is fascinating to me. It's wonderful!!!