One Block Wonder
I am not sure how it happened, but at some point while googling quilts I stumbled across the 'one block wonder', a kaleidoscope quilt made out of a single fabric. I decided to give it a go at some point, and eventually spotted some clearance fabric at the usual place. I think I ended up purchasing whatever was left on the bolt. It wasn't the usual fabric I would buy if I had a specific quilt in mind, but it was colourful and had a big print, and I thought it would be suitable for an experiment. Below is a picture of part of the fabric. After referencing some handy instructions on how to cut fabric for a one block wonder [if I find them again I'll put them here], I figured out the pattern repeated approximately every 12", and I could get one set of 6 repeats out of the fabric. The rest could be used for the back or something. So I proceeded to cut the fabric into 12" strips, put them on top of each other, and then spent forever trying to line up ...