I ran across a tutorial for this technique. It's called Cross Cut. (I found it on Pinterest!) It just looked so interesting! An idea formed for the color story. I used black and bright scraps, starting with 7 1/2 inch squares of the blacks and each 1" bright strip was around 10" long to begin. It's really an interesting block to make!
https://aquilterstable.blogspot.com/2016/07/crosscut-quilt-along.html
Saturday, June 29, 2019
Hey Kitty Kitty Granny Squares Quilt
A charm pack with each charm cut into 2 1/2 inch squares and a background of 2 1/2 inch squares. I made some 16 patches, split them diagonally and reassembled them. Each block uses the equivalent of 3 charms worth of 2.5" squares PLUS the background 4 squares. 1 1/2 inch sashing. A 4 1/2 inch border of a medium grey print and a fluffy batting. Baby Quilt!
I grouped like colors together. If made again, I would randomize the colors instead. Now I know!
I grouped like colors together. If made again, I would randomize the colors instead. Now I know!
Sold on etsy.
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Hexies Baby Quilt
I made this quilt following a tutorial on the Missouri Star WEB site. I had the template already, since the hexie pattern is one I am very inspired by. It is made with a charm pack of reproduction fabrics and a yard plus of Kona Snow. I quilted it in rows and 3 columns. I feel like I should spill some coffee on it to stain it so it looks more authentic!
Labels:
Baby,
Charms,
hexies,
Reproduction Fabrics,
Traditional,
vintage
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