Yankee Puzzle | Year's Favorite | If you like pinwheels as much as I do, I hope you'll give them a try. See see my baby quilts with pinwheels, click here. If you would like to follow my blog, click on the RSS Feed button to the right. Happy quilting! |
Peace and Plenty is another full pinwheel quilt block. Again you are sewing triangles together. It is important to match all your points. This is not a difficult block but I think it looks impressive. Of course, this block is from my favorite quilt book, "Around the Block with Judy Hopkins". Judy made this block with just two fabrics, a light and a dark. I chose to use four fabrics because I wanted to show the secondary pinwheel (the green fabric). Pinwheels are definitely one of my favorite blocks to use for a baby quilt. There are so many different pinwheel blocks. Here are several I have made:
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Hens and Chicks is a confident beginner block. I love the design the block makes when the four blocks are sewn together. Now that I know what the blocks will look like when I sew them together, the next time I will use a variety of colors. I think it would make a wonderful baby quilt or child's quilt. You could even play around with the straight pieces, having them two different colors and make a weave effect. I made this block into a "Lovie Lap Quilt". I have the "Lovie Lap Quilts" for sale here on my site. I hope you give this quilt block a try and have fun with it. Play around and see what designs you can come up with. If you would like to follow my blog, just click on the RSS Feed button on the right. See you next time with block number 98! Ladie's Wreath is nothing more than half square triangles. You can do so many different quilt blocks once you have mastered the half square triange (which is very easy to master). Judy Hopkins did a lot of quilt blocks with the half square triangle incorporated into them. Sometimes I find it tedious to square up each half square triangle, but if I don't, I always end up with my points not matching. I think I would have been bored if I just did this quilt in two fabrics. I chose to make this quilt into a baby quilt so I had a lot of fun with the colors. Here's what the finished quilt looks like! I had a lot of fun free motion quilting this quilt. I used the same pattern through out the quilt, a feathered shell design, which happens to be one of my favorite designs. I learned how to free motion quilt from Leah Day's classes on Craftsy. I highly recommend them if you are interested in free motion quilting. If you would like to follow my blog, just click on the RSS Feed button on the right. To see more baby quilts or to purchase a baby quilt click here. |
AuthorI have been quilting for close to 30 years and after loosing my job twelve years ago, I am now able to do what I love, QUILT! I specialize in baby quilts and have designed the "Lovie Lap Quilt" with pockets. Archives
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