Reminds me of a tumbler block (one up and one down) with the black sashing added and then squared it off at a certain size and then put all the blocks together. Maybe I need more coffee this morning??
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It reminds me of the magic tile blocks. I still have the template pattern (brown paper) and directions (take the top piece from the first cut and place it at the bottom of the pile....) somewhere. I made one for someone and for the life of me, cannot remember who.
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I think you can do it either way. I would probably do it your husband's way because I prefer to have straight (perpendicular) grain lines on the outside edges of blocks/units when possible.
If you plan to use the same color combinations more than once - or only once, as far as that goes - strip piecing could be done and cut at an angle like you mentioned. |
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I would also 'stack and whack' a bunch of squares, mix them up, then add the black sashing strip when joining them back together. Zero waste.
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There is no need to have all the squares cut at the same angle. I would lay eight squares of fabric in a pile, cut through all of them at an angle and then sew them back together with the slim black sashing, using two different prints for re-creating each square. Then take another stack of eight squares and cut at a different angle and repeat. This would give more interest to the whole quilt.
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here is a link to the pattern - it's on the top right http://www.kathleenbissett.com/PatternsMain.html
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 8255917)
here is a link to the pattern - it's on the top right http://www.kathleenbissett.com/PatternsMain.html
This one is a 9-P style, whereas the one Watson asked about is a 2-P joined as 4-Ps. KrisB's link looks like the pattern, but without the black strips. |
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Thanks, Everyone...I bought a Mystery Box of Batik FQ's and I've been trying to figure out what to do with them. This might be just the thing.
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