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Good eye. Way to think outside the box!
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How nice!
The water and sky fabrics sure make the block. (I don't want to spoil the fun of the block, though, I don't want you to do a bunch and then be surprised and disappointed. You would need to extend your pattern on the top, to give you the 1/4" seam allowance. Otherwise when you join them together, your points on your sails are going to get lopped off.) Have FUN!! with this one |
Nice block......great water fabric!
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I love it!I will be out looking for fabric today to send to you,Tom thought it was a great idea.Aren't we smart,or at least you are.Miss ya already.
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good job, I like it!
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Cute boat. But the sky needs more definition. (at least on my computer screen)
The boat block I've got used half square triangles. Probably should be called a ship instead of a sailboat------which this obviously is.
Originally Posted by UglyCook
Figured this out from another quilt I was working on over the weekend...there was a sailboat hiding in it!
I whipped one up out of scraps from my friends on the WA/OR retreat and then came home and made another to be sure I remembered it correctly. What do you think? |
Love it but also loved the other one!
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i love it!
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Thanks, to all, for the kind remarks.
There IS a quarter inch allowance at the top, it's just not showing in the picture. I picked up the water, sky and wood fabric at the quilt shop in Seaside, OR. I designed the block using Angleplay templates. I'm thinking about how to share the "how to". Thinking about a video. Julie |
So that was one of the stops in your trip home! Awesome!
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