Sudoku Quilt.
 

I wanted to share a picture of my Sudoku quilt that I finished recently. I got part four of the quilt pattern in a magazine from the British Quilters Guild - so had no block instructions - had to work that out myself. Each individual block measured 4 inches. I am really pleased with the result !

Fun quilt Dotty! Great idea for a pattern, and your colors/fabrics are super.

That came out great! The quilting is wonderful too.

Sudoku quilt! Never thought of that! What a great idea and a great quilt!

nicely done

I've made one Sudoku quilt but it was nothing as complicated as this one. I love your fabric choices and how each square is a pieced one, not a square of fabric. Nice job!

Very nice!

Very nice quilt.

It's a beauty!! Great job!

VEry fun. My husband is a frequent sudoku user. So cool to see a quilt that honors that hobby.:cool:

Well done!

Oh that's beautiful!!!!!!!

I really like this quilt! Colors are prints are terrific together.

Love it. BrendaK

Oh, wow, love it!

Very Cool!

Very imaginative...……………..

Lovely. I've been wanting to make one. You've helped me to get on board! I like your quilt very much.

That is quite a sophisticated Sudoku quilt! The patterns I have seen have had solid colored squares and were very simple in comparison to yours.

I haven’t seen this kind of quilt before.

That is SO clever - well done!

Your quilt turned out wonderfully. What a creative idea! I might have to "borrow" it for a future scappy!

Great quilt. I think it really represents that fun past time. Your choice of fabrics is perfect for your project. That would really be a fun conversation piece. Thank you for sharing.

Great quilt...I love the fabrics too.

McCall's Quick Quilts (2005) had a pattern for the Sudoku also. Finished size was 40.5"x40.5" with 12" square blocks.
I did a couple of them and one was different fish for my fisherman son.

This is one of the hangings from the McCall's pattern[ATTACH=CONFIG]604834[/ATTACH]

I've made a sudoku quilt for which colors substituted for numbers, but this version with the number of pieces in a block varying is new to me. Very nice!