This week's blocks for the Halloween Mystery from ThimbleCreek were so fun to make.
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| A candy corn pinwheel is formed by the flying geese in the center of the block--so cute! |
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| The flying geese start with a strip set that is sub-cut into 3.5" pieces. |
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| Then the "flippy corner" method is used to make the geese... |
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| and four of them make a pinwheel in the center of the block. I thought the candy corn geese were very fun and I was very tempted to do them for all eight of the flying geese in the block. Then realized it would distract from the pinwheel effect--good thing I figured that out before I made more geese! |
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| We need five blocks to complete mystery clue three. Be sure to sign up for Joe's ThimbleCreek Gazette to get your clues!! |
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| And I think I finally have a plan for these little rejected stars--stay tuned!! |
The candy corn blocks are so clever--love them! And I don't even like candy corn! *LOL*
ReplyDeleteCurious to see what you plan for those star blocks. : )
Those candy corn blocks are adorable!
ReplyDeleteAdorable candy corn blocks--I did sign up..hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteI just love those corn candy blocks Karen... not surprised you wanted to make more! The blocks look fabulous! :) x
ReplyDeleteYour candy corn blocks turned out super cute. I'm going to work on mine this afternoon. Hope they are less complicated than clue1&2.
ReplyDeleteVery fun blocks. Love the color combinations.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of candy corn, but I love yours! And I'm keen to find out what you intend to do with those rejected stars!
ReplyDeleteI just love candy corn blocks. So vibrant and positively sassy.
ReplyDeleteI like the black and white print you used in the block.
ReplyDeleteThe candy corn blocks are so cute! What a great idea!
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