Dropping Out of the Russian Rubix

Lots of stuff is about process with me lately. That includes the Russian Rubix. I worked on it, finally, over the weekend and came up with, what I think, is a good idea: Dropping out.

By dropping out, I mean that I replaced some of the quarter squares with blank pieces of the background fabric and allowed the pieces to float. There wasn’t much else I could do with this very distinctive pattern and it seemed like the best solution after not really liking the idea I floated last time.

I made a chart of where the blank areas were when I took the last photos. I have moved things around a bit again, though.

Previous Posts:

• wednesday September 10, 2014: Russian Rubix Potential Layout
• Monday September 8, 2014: Additional Russian Rubix
• Monday August 25, 2014: Making Progress Again on Russian Rubix
• Thursday June 5, 2014: Russian Rubix  – 6 More Blocks
• Sunday May 25, 2014: A Few More Russian Rubix Blocks
• Tuesday May 6, 2014: Russian Rubix Again
• Susan: Wednesday April 16, 2014: Podcast episode #41
• Saturday March 1, 2014: The Colors of the Russian Rubix
• Saturday February 22, 2014: Russian Rubix Colors
• Saturday December 7, 2013: Russian Rubix Center Square Test
• Monday October 28, 2013: Russian Rubix Color Choices
• Wednesday October 9, 2013: Russian Rubix Test Blocks
• Tuesday October 8, 2013: More Background Drama
• Saturday October 5, 2013: Russian Rubix Backgrounds
• Saturday September 28, 2013: In a Clear Space You Can See Across the Room
• Wednesday September 11, 2013: Chosen Colors
• Thursday August 26, 2013: Russian Rubix Templates
• Tuesday August 20, 2013: Continuing to Choose Colors
• Susan: Tuesday August 20, 2013: History Quilter Podcast Episode 39
• Monday July, 22, 2013: Russian Rubix

Author: Jaye

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