Beautiful quilt!!
Please post a picture of the fabric before you cut it!!
THANKS.

Wow, that is pretty! :thumbup:

Ditter

Notice the side pieces that are added to each block. the same color goes on each block not one of each color on the block. then the blocks are alternated making sure that one accent color is going in the same direction for the whole quilt. ie: blue accent blocks are horizontal and pink accent blocks are vertical. Hope this helps.

Honchey, do you have a piece of the inspiration fabric...so we can see what it looked like before you made your cuts? I always think that is so neat to see what it started out as and ended up as. I also understand that you have a good stack n whack when you have big patterns with varying color in it to start...with is this so?

Hi. I have to look for the piece I had left over. I will take a photo tonite and send. Anne

I still love it! I have some fab already pinned together from where I did a OBW...I think I'll try cutting it in strips! :lol:

Hi, Here are some of the other wip ribbon weave .

Hi, I am working on quilting this one. I love to cut and piece the tops. I'm not too fond of quilting them as I really don't do it well.

I will be doing a 'Ribbon Weave' with this fabric. Oops! I forgot to include one more.

WOW! Beautiful quilt! Guess I'll have to check on the book.
Thanks for sharing!

I love it when you guys show the fabric you started with...thanks!

Holy smokes, that is just awesome how you can make such a different looking quilt out of one or more fabrics! The 'Rainbow Sherbet' is going to be beautiful too! :thumbup: :thumbup:
Thank you for sharing the pictures!

Just lovely, my first time seeing a ribbon weave work.

Awesome, thanks for sharing with us!

where can I find this pattern... I just love different things

When I catch up with all my UFO's this is a pattern I am going to learn. I am going to take a class.

Thank you for sharing - it is a beautiful quilt.

Wow, I'm new to this forum (2 days) and if I don't stop reading stuff, I won't get the next quilt started!! LOL, seriously, I lived in Edison, NJ during high school (went to Highland Park HS). I've lived in GA since 1971. Unlike you, I've never regretted leaving NJ. My future daughter in law lives in Asheville, NC. She is receiving this 4 Patch Posie stack n wack next week for her birthday...shhh, she has no idea she is getting a quilt! Bought the fabric at MaryJo's Cloth shop!!

Way cool. Never seen one like this before. I have a piece to do Stack & Whack with. I think this will be it. Have done the hexagons, fans and 8 pointed stars so far.

Beautiful - this is one quilt I would love to make but they just scare the heck out of me.

Wow! That is superb. Bet she will love getting that bouquet of flowers and it will keep forever. Welcome to our wonderful group!

wow, i have never seen this before. i love it, you fabric choice is great.

Let me tell you, this is really not scarry at all! In fact, it was one of the most fun to do of all 40 something I have made!! Really, it is so fun rotating each one of the four duplicate squares within one block..each rotation makes a different design. So there are four possibilities for each block. Then there's another chance for design decision as you layout all the blocks into rows. I am very serious when I say, it is NOT difficult. Go to HDDesigns.net and order the pattern. The directions are wonderful....very clear, very detailed, very easy to follow. The most important thing is to pick a focus fabric with a large repeat. This only had a 12" repeat and it came out great because of two different color poppies. I hand quilted it around each flowered square, but then machine quilted it around the main fabric in the border. Spent over a year, in between other quilts of course.

Oh my that turned out so very nice! you said you have done 40 were they all stack n whack?

Beautiful! :)

Beautiful!

No, only one stack n whack...though this is definitely one of my favorites!! oh, I'm wrong! I did one more with the X ruler. You make a nine patch, then whack off corners with the X ruler. Really cool geometric look, with no work (but a lot of waste if you don't stitch the tiny triangles together that you whacked off! I did not!) My 15 yr old grandson loved it!

Gorgeous quilt. Another on my evergrowing to do list!!

I am getting ready to do a Stack and Whack, so have some questions.
1. How far apart should the repeat be for the smaller flowers. I have in mind the larger flowers from an 8-12" repeat.
I love the small flowers, and would love to make it!
Mariah.

WOW X box is soooo cool! Love the colors :thumbup:

Now, look here....where are these great patterns hiding... this is so neat...thanks for sharing..

Have never tackled a stack and whack, How does it go. Do you need special fabric prints for this quilt as it is gorgeous.

I love that X block quilt... May I have a little more info?... Did the instuctions also come in the stack n whack book or a pattern? What's an x ruler? lol
Excellent job on both quilts, girl..

What a lovely choice of colors. I'm making one now and have a few questions if anyone could help. When choosing the trim piece for each block do you need to consider the colors in the block? Is there any criteria to follow for the trim or for the layout of the finished blocks?

Wow-neat quilt!

Beautiful choices of colors! I am making my first stack n whack and have a few questions. Do you follow any criteria (like color, etc.) when choosing what color trim piece to finish each block? How do you decide the placement of the blocks in the final layout? Thanks ahead!
I'm new and apologize if I've posted this twice.

Very nice colors & nice pattern. Love it!!!

Love it, the quilt is beautiful :)

I love the look of this but where do I get the pattern?
I would love to try it. BTW, You have done a terrific job on this and you chose the fabric well. Thanks for sharing.
Pat

Wow, I had no idea that this thread was still moving along :)

When I decided on the fabric. it needs a 24" repeat in order to get enough blocks for variety...

The color of the side pieces are in the quilt itself somewhere.. it took me awhile to get it all coordinated...
Thanks so much for all the compliments.. Honchey

The pattern is in a book by Bethany Reynolds...don't remember the name of the book. H.