The Bulgy Block
This block reminds me of Block B3 … if it was rotated 45 degrees and bulging at the seams: I’m also feeling like I’m bulging at the seams, after a […]
This block reminds me of Block B3 … if it was rotated 45 degrees and bulging at the seams: I’m also feeling like I’m bulging at the seams, after a […]
I started this block sitting in the waiting area at McCarran International Airport, thanks to thick fog in another city delaying my plane’s arrival. This is exactly why I always like […]
I always enjoy going to quilting retreat (except for that one disastrous day where I was trying to make my first triangle block), but this time I felt like I […]
As I pass the 2.5-year mark in this quilt journey, I thought it would be fun to take a look back – literally – at my progress so far. When I was […]
I’m trying to fit these triangle blocks in periodically, because I don’t enjoy making them, and I don’t want to end up at the end of the project with nothing […]
Word has gotten around my quilt guild that I’m always looking for suitable fabric for this quilt, especially that light sage green color, which is so hard to find these days. […]
When I start a new block, I usually do some research to see how other people constructed the block, as well as how it looked in the original quilt from […]
I’ve just about used up my first chunk of red fabric. Here are all the scraps I have left of that initial piece: The problem is, I can’t remember how […]
After uncovering my tendency to sew triangles in July, I’ve been putting some more thought into exactly how I decide which block to do next. This one was no mystery – I […]
On the day I started this block, Facebook reminded me of a quilting memory from one year ago: The Halfpenny block. After finishing the piecing for that block, I photographed it with […]
The blog entry for my last block was all about color placement changing the look of the block. This one’s all about changing the construction technique without changing the look […]
Somehow I was not expecting this block to look the way it did. It always fascinates me how different a block looks in a black and white drawing. Take the […]