Wonky Triangles

Today I would like to show you one of the things I've been working on (while awaiting my turn at backgammon), from the Orphan Blocks from Kidron.
In the "mystery" bag marked $1, there was a whole stack of what were supposed to be 6" square blocks made up of equally sized triangles, but as I go along here with the story, you can easily see where some of them are not. Most of these were sewn together with a machine. None by hand. But there were quite a few blocks that somebody had started ripping apart with a seam ripper. I forgot to count how many there were to start with.. probably around 50.

You might think these are very cute. All the fabric is what I know a lot of folks would call "vintage". Nothing is beyond the early 1970's. And when they are layed out like this.. I am sure they look adorable.. and they do..

But their wonkiness was just a little bit more than I could work with. There is not one block that matches up with another one in size. And most of the the points in the centers don't meet.

I can't figure out any sort of color pattern, except that they did alternate a solid with a print. But was a solid block supposed to go between them? or sashing? I don't know. And when they are all touching each other.. it kind of gives me a headache looking at them. So I continued with what someone else started using a seam ripper....

..they are now forming little stacks of Isosceles triangles.. prints..

and solids.
Now "Isoseles" means two sides are equal and two angles are equal. Which these dear little triangles almost meet the standards of. However. One triangle is not equal to another. Some are an eighth of an inch smaller all the way around... or an eighth of an inch bigger however you want to look at it.. which definitely adds to their wonkiness.
Do I take out and abandon the smaller ones? And replace them with equal sized bigger triangles? I have plenty of vintage fabric that would match in here perfectly. Or do I trim down all the big ones which would end up making all the triangles smaller? What would you do??

I'm coming across several of the same print.. which is good! So now I am trying to decide what I am going to do with them. One way I thought of rearranging things was by matching up the colors and making strips of triangles like this.. then sewing white sashing in between the rows. ..or I could do some flying geese...

OR just some regular old pinwheels using white as the alternate triangles.

There really are some delightful prints. some feedsacks even, and quite a few from the 1930's and 40's...

look at this sweet green...

this bubblegum pink and buttercup yellow..
this pink and peach..
and that robin's egg blue..
I am having so much fun discovering each print as I carefully take it apart from the block. So I'd love to hear anyone's idea of what to do with all these little triangles when I get them taken apart. There are enough here to make a small quilt if sashing is added, and a border. I really don't want to leave them set in a box.. they are going to be SOMEthing.

Hope you are all having a great week. It is unseasonable wonderful for August here in Ohio.