E4 - Buffalo Tree Hopper
I came soooo close to finishing the family room yesterday. I’m just not strong enough to move the TV cabinet by myself, so there’s just a small section which I will do on Monday when hubby has a day off. The room feels so different, it’s amazing how a change of colour can do that.
Last night after painting and finishing up with the kids and chores, I was just too weary to head into the sewing room, so I veged in front of the TV. Since I’ve put up a picture of my DJ recently, it’s kind of rekindled my interest in my project, so I thought I’d hand piece a block. This one is E4 – Buffalo Tree Hopper. I wonder how it got that name? I'm not even sure what that means, any clues anyone?
It’s a nice one to hand piece, it has some intersections that are fiddly to piece on the machine. So you can compare, I’ve put the 30’s block I pieced last night, and also the block I pieced for the first quilt. I hand pieced the first one too.
maybe some kinda insect name here in north america???
ReplyDeleteI don't know where it got the name, but it looks like candy wrappers to me. Have agood weekend...Quilt some for fun..
ReplyDeleteMelanie
I don't know where it got the name, but it looks like candy wrappers to me. Have agood weekend...Quilt some for fun..
ReplyDeleteMelanie
There's a tree hopper bug that looks a lot like the block.
ReplyDeleteYou know all those blocks in the book had goofy names---probably meant something to Brenda P. Even the ones with a more traditional name that many of us would recognize are called something else.
ReplyDeleteI agree that hand piecing would be the way to go on that one--no matter WHAT you call it, LOL