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Hop on over to The Patchsmith blog ~to see her beautiful blocks |
The next two blocks were not complicated and were enjoyable to make.
Patchique' Block #45: Komochi kume igeta (Grouped well-curb whirlpool)
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Block #45 l from the Japanese Taupe Quilts book |
And this is my Block #45: Grouped well-curb whirlpool
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#45 Grouped well -curb whirlpool Susie's Sunroom |
It has a part-sewn seam in it. The directions were well written, and I finished the block easily.
True confession- I did start to add the second piece in the wrong direction, and had to rip out abut 2 1/2 inches of stitches . (No biggy.)
My husband caught on to the "overlap" in the block right away, and liked that concept.
Patchique' block #70: Shikishi ( Calligraphy cards)
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Block #70 from the book |
The star is formed by laying the blocks of fabric at the right places.
This is my Calligraphy cards block-
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Block #70 Calligraphy cards Susie's Sunroom |
Amanda, always looking ahead, has created a beautiful layout for her blocks in our Patchique' Quilt Sew Along....
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Amanda, The Patchsmith's Patchique' Quilt Layout These blocks are Amanda's actual blocks, in her fabrics and colors Diagram courtesy of Amanda, The Patchsmith |
I wondered what my blocks would look like in this layout. So I filled in an excel chart to see , even though I did not put in sashing around the blocks:
Susie's Sunroom Patchique' Block Layout |
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Spinning in The Rain Bom at Sew Lux Fabrics |
Now, here's my Spinning in the Rain block #4:
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Spinning in the Rain BoM #4 Sept. Susie's Sunroom |
This block was paper pieced! ( Yep, I did a happy dance when I printed out the pattern!)
Block #4 is a vibrant one, with the green polka dot pinwheels jumping out .
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Here they are so far... June, July , August and September Susie's Sunroom |
And here they are with their mini's ! ( Mini pinwheel cuteness!)
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June, July, August and September blocks with their mini's Susie's Sunroom |
Is it October yet?
I'm off to my sewing room! |
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Sew Darn Crafty@ Sew Many Ways
Lots of great blocks here. Both of you will have awesome quilts when it's all done! I think my favorite block so far is Calligraphy Cards, and your interpretation is brilliant!
ReplyDeletePretty blocks! I love how you are continuing to make the mini blocks in the spinning series too! You are a block making machine!!!
ReplyDeleteThese two are Patchique blocks are so interesting!! Yours look beautiful! The mini blocks are so adorable!!
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I just love how all your blocks look together Susie! Are you making a mini of every one of them?
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