Magic numbers patterns #13 Dreaming in the clouds - block 2
This is a second block to complete “Dreaming in the clouds” quilt. I love that I had a chance to use up lots of crumbs in this project. And it was so quick and easy to put together due to magic number being used for design. Block is 16x26 finished. Big blocks = quick quilt. And you can use literally any colour combination scraps. So why not to add some clouds to the backing of the quilt and make it double sided? Happy sewing!
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Reading your deep dive into the “Magic numbers patterns #13 Dreaming in the clouds – block 2” instantly took me back to a night in college when my friends and I stayed up trying to decode a series of seemingly random numbers that kept appearing in our physics homework. We thought it was a glitch, then we realized the sequence matched the cloud formation patterns we’d been studying for a meteorology elective. That moment of connecting abstract math to the shapes drifting overhead felt almost mystical, just like the way you describe the interplay between numbers and the sky https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_to_Player Your explanation of how the patterns emerge in layers reminded me of that breakthrough, when the clouds on the campus…