Here's my finished baby quilt.
Borders added and READY to be quilted!
I love how all these mostly solid fabrics
melted together in this quilt.
The bright oranges
and springy yellows REALLY make it a happy quilt.
Here's a short tutorial on the block I used.
I began with a variety of strips.
1" - 3" wide.....
(You know I LOVE stringy quilts)
I sewed some together....
and trimmed each set of strips to 6" x 6"
Then I cut some 6" solids for the corners.
TWO solid squares for EACH block.
I used 1/2 white and 1/2 a variety of colors.
I cut each of these solids in half diagonally.
First I attached a triangle to each side.
One way to align them is to mark very lightly
in the center of each piece.
After attaching triangles to TWO sides....
I added triangles to the other sides
and trimmed the excess.
I pressed and SQUARED them up to 9" x 9".
My baby quilt used 12 of these blocks.
In this quilt, I also added a 3" border.
Everything went together SO quickly!
What are YOU making this week???
Congrats on a bright and fun finish!
ReplyDeleteVery cute quilt - it would be a great scrap buster!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to allow a float for those SIS blocks . . . I write from experience! Your solids-version is very appealing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple block to make such a great quilt. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a bright and fun finish!
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