This is a summary of the tutorials written by myself and Jess of Scrappy n Happy for the QAL we co-hosted. The finished quilt looked like this:
Fabric requirements are:
Background fabric - 3 yards
Inner border fabric - 1/2 yard
Outer border fabric - 1 5/8 yards
Blocks - a total of about 5 yards of fabric (ie 20 fat quarters, or 10 half-yards or a combination)
This is a list of links to all the tutorials needed to make the blocks:
Susannah (10”) – 2 blocks
Weathervane (10”) – 1 block
Pieced star (10”) – 3 blocks
St Louis Star (10”) – 1 block
Jack in the box (10”) – 2 blocks
Windblown Square (10”) – 3 blocks
Another star (10”) – 1 block
See Saw (5”) – 4 blocks
Dutch Rose (20”) – 1 block
Clay’s choice (10”) – 2 blocks
Tippecanoe (5”) – 4 blocks
Tassel Flower (20”) – 1 block
Crazy Ann (10”) – 2 blocks
Farmer’s Daughter (10”) – 1 block
Pinwheel skew (5”) – 2 blocks
Wandering Foot (20”) – 1 block
Arrowheads (20”) – 1 block
Grandmother's Choice (10”) – 1 block
If you make anything using these tutorials we would love to see! We have a Flickr group if you would like to upload any photos there :o)
3 comments:
I love this!! I am going to try it out and I hope to learn a bit from lots of different block tutorials! Thanks! Sue
I love the Textured Reflections you showed in IG. All I can find on the blog is this post. You mentioned templates and a tutorial which I'm extremely interested in. Any more information? Thank you!
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