More Solid Color Bento Blocks

Remember that I am taking this quilt top nice and slowly.  On Friday, I made two more of the blocks.  This time I used one color for the dark on both. However, I mixed up the light colors.

Personally, I am not as thrilled with these two combinations, but once they are in the quilt, they will work.   One thing I considered was taking the dark diagonal corners from one of them and swapping them between blocks. That would have made each block a three color block since the dark is the same.  One would be like the picture below.  The other would have the pink and lavender reversed.

I decided not to do that since I would need to repeat it at least twice more and my planning is not that precise for this quilt.  I will try to stick to the blocks being two colors.  Although I think it would be fun to do a quilt where all of the blocks were 3-color blocks.

If you want to know the answer(s) to the puzzler from the last post, it is below the break.

There are two or more answers.  Here are two of them.

1. Fill the 5 gallon jug.
2. Pour the 5 gallon jug into the 3 gallon jug. (Leaves you with 2 gallons in 5 gallon jug)
3. Empty the 3 gallon jug and pour the remaining 2 gallons in the 3 gallon jug.
4. Fill the 5 gallon jug and pour 1 gallon into the 3 gallon jug (remember it will only take one gallon)
5. The remaining 5 gallon jug will have exactly 4 gallons remaining.

OR

Fill up each jug half way. 2.5+1.5=4 (although personally, I wouldn't know where exactly half was located. )

Until Next Time,  

Stay Creative 

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