FIBONACCI SWIRL TOP

 I finally pieced together the last block for the Fibonacci Swirl top.  This one was 34" square.  It was a pain to handle.  But it's on there - it's far from perfect, but it's on there.  Ta da.

It is 34" by 55" and that's as big as it's going to get.  

YELLOW ARC

 Over the last few days I've been piecing together the convex part of the 34" drunkard's path, the final block for my Fibonacci spiral.  Today I sewed the small yellow bias strip onto the arc.

BIGGER STILL

 I worked all morning on making this 21" to add to the Fibonacci Swirl in progress:

Then I worked on my Equinox quilt (some of the fabrics finally arrived, but still waiting on more).  Waiting on that Jade Green fabric.

GETTING BIGGER

 I added the 3":

Then a 5":

Then an 8":

Then a 13":

LET'S GET SMALL

 I am inspired to make a quilt with the Fibonacci Spiral. 

Using Jenny Haynes method of making skinny inset strips should make that possible.  The challenge will be making drunkard's path blocks that are 1" square - two of them.  The rest of the blocks will get progressively bigger and easier.

I cut some parts - from linen no less - and tried making several sizes.  But not the 1" yet.

The 2" gave me a few problems, but I think I can do it.  

A 3" and a 2" finished.

I think I'm going to try the 1"ers on a paper foundation method.