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Nancy A. 01-23-2012 04:39 PM

I looked on-line and that is exactly what this block is. Thank you. Now...just need to figure out what to stitch on this block.

momto5 01-23-2012 05:09 PM

It's a string quilt...and pretty, too.

booklady 01-23-2012 05:31 PM


Originally Posted by Nettie Phillips (Post 4903821)
I am not sure but think it is a string quilt. It is very pretty.

That's what I was thinking as well!

quilt gramma 01-23-2012 07:08 PM

It looks like you sew 7 diff strips of fabrics together then cut triangle out the strip sets . Make several different strips of 7 material then mix them up and sew them together to make a block . My guess . Hope it helps .

moreland 01-24-2012 07:30 AM


Originally Posted by quilt gramma (Post 4904388)
It looks like you sew 7 diff strips of fabrics together then cut triangle out the strip sets . Make several different strips of 7 material then mix them up and sew them together to make a block . My guess . Hope it helps .

That would work. I usually am using scraps, so I sew my strips to a thin muslin backing. I usually start in the center and work out both ways so I'm sewing two strips at a time, then press, and add two more. I press my backing piece diagonally one way, so I have a "starting line" on the base piece. I sew my strips on diagonally.
Have fun experimenting. I don't think you can make a string block "wrong"! :o

Jingle 01-24-2012 11:28 AM

Very pretty.

JEL523 01-26-2012 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by Nancy A. (Post 4903874)
I looked on-line and that is exactly what this block is. Thank you. Now...just need to figure out what to stitch on this block.

How about a spiral? I've seen that on squares and it is really interesting.

frugalfabrics 01-26-2012 06:17 PM

string quilts are always beautiful, no matter what colors you use.

nativetexan 01-26-2012 06:23 PM

looks like it was done in the Tube method. strips sewn into tubes and cut. lots of tutorials on this out there. http://www.youtube.com/user/Missouri.../3/vOWSp0mTTqE

RedGarnet222 01-26-2012 06:25 PM

I have also heard of it being called a spiderweb block.


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