It's Monday so not freebie day but sometimes it's nice to surprise people! A while back I saw a photo of a 1st Century tiled floor that was recently excavated in France and thought it would make an amazing biscornu so I made this pattern.
This is a really versatile pattern as it can be made on any colour fabric with a contrasting thread or with that variegated thread you have been hoarding for a special project (but wouldn't it be nice to just try it out before hand?)
You can find the pattern here
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Lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt would also make a great quilt. :)
Thanks! Yes it probably would at that :D little 9 patches with sashing for the centre bit and some strip pieced sections for the border to make assembly easier :)
DeleteIt reminds meo f that huge floor tile you stitched a while ago - I think it will really be perfect to play around with colours!
ReplyDeleteI need to get round to stitching this but it's been so hot I haven't done so much, and perhaps my bf being here for a week didn't help ;)
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