I hope the instructions make sense, and that you enjoy making this blanket as much as I did. My advice...start small. Try a doll quilt or baby quilt before you get yourself in too deep. I would also say that as you increase the size of the quilt, increase the size of your squares.
This 12.5” x 12.5” block will require 6 different fabrics; 4 for the outer rings, 1 for center ring, and 1 for background.
This Hexagon quilt piece will require 6 different fabrics and can be made as large as you’d like just by continuing the swirl. This tutorial will use three 1” wide strips and a 1” triangle per each color.
This Modern String Block is perfect for quick, minimalist quilts or table toppers. Use up some of your scraps to make these wonky striped blocks in order to create a gorgeous, understated finished product.
I was playing with Prairie Points so I thought I'd share a little tutorial for anyone interested.
I've been on a dresden plate kick lately and have had many questions about the block. It truly is easy so I thought I'd share a little "how to."
I'm a visual learner so there are lots of pictures. I hope this is helpful as well as clear. So here we go...
Abby has been wanting me to share a tutorial for the pooch pouch I made for her when we attended doggie obedience school.
