My sister Nina gave me a helping hand (or two!) last week and we stitched 3 new cubes.
Could you see the cubes ? I hope so!
2 more cubes to make.
Could you see the difference between these two pictures ? The same picture, just rotated 180 degrees.
I still have time to decide which way to use them.
I love the 3D look. The same as in this quilt.
My tutorial for making the hexy cubes is here.
Have a great sewing day,
Geta
I am linking to WIP Wednesday.





I like the way you and your sisters quilt together - that's really nice. I love the optical illusion of your cube blocks. What are you making - a quilt or a smaller project?
ReplyDeleteI love the 3D cubes. Recently I've been toying with the idea of making an optical illusion quilt - going to bookmark this idea, thank you! I can see the 3D-ness equally well in both orientations, but personally prefer the left hand one. The right hand picture makes my brain think the cubes are defying gravity... :)
ReplyDeleteI like tue left hand one too.
ReplyDeleteI don't normally go for hexies but this one really is cool! Your photo drew me right in and I'm glad I stopped by - well done
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! They are definitely 3D. You have great color choices!
ReplyDeleteGreat color choices - I can totally see the 3D effect!
ReplyDeleteI'm not usually a lover of Hex's but you've changed my mind about them. I love the layout on the left the 3D effect is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove your cubes!
ReplyDeletemore "real" is option with lighter colours on the top...
ReplyDeleteVery nice work by the way :)
Oh my gosh, how cool is that??! I totally thought they WERE cubes until I clicked and saw they were hexi's - awesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's 3D! For my eyes the left orientation of the cubes is more real. The colors are lovely, like allways in your work.
ReplyDeleteThose are incredible!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! They are gorgeous! I like the one on the left, with the dark sides on the left - I could see the cubes better that way. Thanks for sharing!
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