
I love to use these images as a Rubic's Cubes. This is one of my miniature quilts: Southwest Splendor

I love the visual texture you see when I made this Rubic's Cube block from my miniature Amish Bars Quilt. I wish I could reproduce it into an actual Rubic's Cube 3D puzzle. No, that's probably not a good idea as I probably could never solve it.

Evolution, a wall size quilt also makes an attractive Rubic's Cube. Rubic's Cube gives these quilts another life.
Tonight's puzzle is Evolution.
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Quilts are early constructivism, aren't they? They prove remarkable mathematical ability of the artists, and these are mostly ladies.--
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Interesting look. How did you get them on the rubics cube? Is it a gadget type thing you can download?
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