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Hello Everyone,
So I've been making all of these blocks for The Quilt Show. I'm thinking they would make good examples for my Patchwork Math workshops. But wait, why don't I put them together and make a Patchwork Math Sampler quilt.
But first I had to design and make four more blocks.
So I did.
I'm only using components in the Patchwork Math book, and only components that I covered during my segments on The Quilt Show. The only exceptions are quarter square triangles, and four patches. Those two components are a piece of cake.
They are going together beautifully with their little Y-square sashing. One row down, two to go.
Now I have to decide if I want to add borders or not. Maybe my border should be made from more components. Decisions, Decisions......
Soon,
Lynn
Great decisions to have to make, my friend!!! Enjoy...:D
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea, Lynn! I love the warm, rich colors, too!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
LOVE the Y-square sashing, I am so doing this. Until then (Tot Ziens) Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous Lynn!! And that sashing is just fantastic! I've got to try that one. :-) And I mailed in the paperwork and check for the retreat: you will probably be getting it Tues. Can't wait! :-) See you soon, Hugs, H
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are coming to the retreat, Helen!
DeleteHi! Can you please tell me where I can purchase the very top block by chance?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your question. Go here to the tutorial for this block.
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What fabric line is this? Love your blocks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for asking. The blocks were made from a combination of different Kansas Troubles fabric collections.
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