There has to be an easier way to do this w/ the center on point. ended up w/ lots of biases. dark center 4 3/4 in. corner sq 3 1/2 i and then two 5 1/8 squares cut to make 4 triangles. UGH! light 3 7/8 cut to make 4 triangles. 2 5 1/8 sq cut to make 4 triangles. The photo doesn't do it justice. It is a beautiful block: took me all day.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
life just happens
Looking for inspiration for quilting blocks and have found lots and lots of people have quilt blocks in all sizes and colors. Geez!! I guess everyone wants to attract traffic to their websites. Me...I just like quilting and being inspired.
There has to be an easier way to do this w/ the center on point. ended up w/ lots of biases. dark center 4 3/4 in. corner sq 3 1/2 i and then two 5 1/8 squares cut to make 4 triangles. UGH! light 3 7/8 cut to make 4 triangles. 2 5 1/8 sq cut to make 4 triangles. The photo doesn't do it justice. It is a beautiful block: took me all day.
This block was hard to construct. All the angles. First try I flipped the brown. Then I did not have enough left over at the points for a clear 1/4 inch seam. I just gave in and moved on. Blues: 5 4 1/2 in squares (don't need to cut larger). 2- 4 7/8 sq. (i made a little larger than 5 inches. Yellow 4 7/8 sq (not mean I sewed 5 in sq). brown 2 - 4 7/8 sq (5in)
There has to be an easier way to do this w/ the center on point. ended up w/ lots of biases. dark center 4 3/4 in. corner sq 3 1/2 i and then two 5 1/8 squares cut to make 4 triangles. UGH! light 3 7/8 cut to make 4 triangles. 2 5 1/8 sq cut to make 4 triangles. The photo doesn't do it justice. It is a beautiful block: took me all day.
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