Patchique Quilt Project Week 2 Blocks #3 and #71
I love sewing on a fall day, with a blue sky, the cooler temperatures, and the beautiful leaves turning gold, orange, and red.
And I actually got a lot of sewing accomplished this weekend.
Sew Along with Amanda @ The Patchsmith blog with Japanese Taupe Quilts book by Susan Briscoe |
Block 3 courtesy of Susan Briscoe |
The directions - sew together 27 small pieces of fabric. (Yikes! Will my block be square after all of that?) I shouldn't have worried .... Amanda figured out a more concise way.... sew together long strips of the two colors, and cut them into 3 segments, to then piece together. See her blog post on how she made her block. I love Amanda's gift of un-complicating patterns.
The next: #71 Mizuno kengata rokuyo (Mizuno sword-shaped six leaves)
#71 courtesy of Susan Briscoe |
Pretty blocks Susie!! You are ambitious to make these and the Farmer's Wife blocks!!! But they both have very different aesthetics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks! They look very challenging!
ReplyDeleteI love the pop of red :)
ReplyDeleteThis Japanese taupe quilt work is very interesting. Love that mizuno block!
ReplyDeleteStunning. I love the touch of red you've introduced. And I think block 3 looks rather good sideways on.
ReplyDelete