Omega-blokin väritysohje julkaistu!

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Isona oona kenties tuntemanne tilkkublokki sai yksinkertaisemman nimen Omega samalla kun laadin blokin väritysohjeen.

Jos haluat ommella Omega-tilkkublokkeja Tilkunviilaajan tapaan, hanki kiva väritysohjeeni Tilkkunen-kaupasta, täältä: 

https://tilkkunen.com/products/omega-blokin-varitysohje
Englanninkielinen väritysohje neuvoo, miten sommittelet blokin eri värisistä kuviokankaista niin, että blokkien muodostamaan tilkkupintaan syntyy kauniisti ja jännittävästi läikehtiviä värialueita.

Väritysohjeen mukana on blokin rakennekaava mittoineen. Mukana EI OLE ompeluohjeita.
Jos varastoissasi viruu kirjavia tilkkuja, joita et vielä ole huomannut käyttää yhdessä, Omega-blokin väritysohje voi olla sinulle sopiva kimmoke! Ota ihmeessä muista tilkkutöistäsi yli jääneet tilkut käyttöön Omega-blokkeihin! Tilkut tykkäävät siitä, että niitä käyttää. 

Löydät englanninkielisen väritysohjeeni täältä: https://tilkkunen.com/products/omega-blokin-varitysohje

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