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sewbizgirl 07-12-2019 09:38 PM

Moda Slice and Dice Quilt
 
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This was a free pattern I picked up at Hancocks of Paducah a couple of years ago. Finally got around to trying it!

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Bobbinalong 07-12-2019 10:03 PM

Ooh, that looks fun. Do you make a square in a square, quarter it and swap two quadrants over with another made with same fabrics but in negative (IYSWIM)?

QuiltnNan 07-13-2019 02:27 AM

Very nice quilt. i'll have to remember that one's borders don't have to be the same fabric all of the way around.

tallchick 07-13-2019 02:42 AM

That’s so soft and pretty! I love the backing too!

juliasb 07-13-2019 03:12 AM

Very pretty. Something any young girl would love and cherish. (or older person too.)

Homespun 07-13-2019 04:19 AM

So feminine and sweet!

grammasharon 07-13-2019 05:01 AM

Wow love it. Really like the borders too. Outstanding.

coopah 07-13-2019 05:16 AM

Very pretty and feminine> Everything works together. I, too, will have to remember that borders can be varied. Great idea!

sewbizgirl 07-13-2019 05:38 AM


Originally Posted by Bobbinalong (Post 8276379)
Ooh, that looks fun. Do you make a square in a square, quarter it and swap two quadrants over with another made with same fabrics but in negative (IYSWIM)?

The method is actually to make a big 4 patch, then cut it, rearange it, and sew it back together. It was a Moda free pattern from a few years ago. I looked for a link, but the pattern seems to have disappeared.

Starting with 5" squares, make a big 4 patch. Then cut 1 3/4" off the top, and off the bottom of the 4 patch. Trim 1/4" off either end of the cut off pieces. Then cut 1 3/4" off either side of the 4 patch. Then flip each piece in it's place, to alternate the colors, and sew the two side pieces back on the 4 patch. Then flip and sew the top and bottom pieces back to the top and bottom of the 4 patch.

The border mimics the blocks.

mhollifiel 07-13-2019 06:28 AM

This is so coincidental for me! Kismet really! Thank you! I have just finished sewing a green layer cake to a neutral layer cake turning the whole pile into 4 patches but it's so blah! This will turn it into Wow! This is going to go together so fast for me. Again, thanks for your directions! It will be another beautiful charity quilt. Problem solved!


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