The other day I mentioned a couple new projects on the go. The first is a birthday quilt for my sister-in-law, Jenn.
When I saw Paisley over New Year’s, I asked her for her help picking out fabrics for a quilt for her Mom.
She chose this collection (Moon Shadow), which I had in 10″ squares
I then went to work finding a pattern, and finally settled on Quatrefoil.
Normally, when I make a quilt, I usually build it one block at a time. But for this quilt, it made more sense to build some units first… ie, all those four patches.
That’s 80 of them… it took me all afternoon, but it was worth it. Now I have to snowball 80 squares to make the “petals” of each block, but that will have to wait for another afternoon.
Still… I couldn’t resist doing just enough to complete just one block…
This is going to be a fun one!
That is going to be a fun one. I love Missouri Star tutorials. They led me and dad down a path of mischief many times.
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Oooh, I adore this block and the luscious fabrics you’re using!
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Pretty! I never thought about the design possibilities by snowballing the four patches!
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What beautiful fabrics and fun blocks. It is so neat the way the components go together. Going to be another stunning quilt.
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We delight in your joy as you create new things!
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