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Passiflora caerula |
Because I had to retake HS geometry, I have always considered myself mathematically challenged. No more. After more than several decades I remembered enough to draw a 5 sided polygon and segment it into rays. Here's a peek at the progress I've made so far on my 20 by 20 piece for the Brooklyn Quilt Guild's 2011 Botany Challenge due the third week in October.
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72 Degrees |
This is seriously STUNNING. Thank you so much for sharing. What hard work must've gone into this. I hope you are SO PROUD of yourself!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is an extraordinary piece of maths and quilting! Fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe passion flower is the most beautiful flower I have ever seen. You have just finished what I have been pondering on for about three years. You did a wonderful job.
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