Looking for a pattern
11-06-2021, 08:56 AM
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Looking for a pattern
Recently saw this beautiful quilt at a fall festival, should have listened to my husband and bought it☹️. Does anyone know the pattern? The placement of light and dark quarter square triangles is the key but a pattern would be a nice reference. Thanks for any input.
11-06-2021, 09:55 AM
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If you do a search for "quilt layouts made with half square triangles. A lot of amazing quilts pop up. Lots and lots of layouts. I thought I had a printout out of a lot of different ones but can't seem to find it. Help, I need to organize!!!
11-06-2021, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by nature lover
...................The placement of light and dark quarter square triangles is the key but a pattern would be a nice reference. Thanks for any input.
I am sure that once you do a few rounds on the graph paper, you will get the knack of how the placement goes, and stop colouring. The maker has worked with light/dark fabrics, but not been rigid on how dark/light, so you get a more blended subtle look, yet see the darker rounds alternating.
Being a scrappy quilt, if I were making it, I would make a whole bunch of QSTs first. Then start in the centre, and gradually work my way out, ring by ring, adding two opposite sides, then the other two opposite sides and so on. It'll help you keep those darker rings more in order. Plus, if you are aiming at a general colour tone within each round, it'll be easier.
For sure, a design wall would help you get the first rounds set up before you start stitching and help with colour/fabric balance effect ...... and help keep your sanity! Yes, I am one that doesn't go totally scrappy, and keeps it more organized.
Good Luck!
11-06-2021, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
It's called broken dishes. I don't think there are QST's in there. Just a lot
of HST's. It's all in the placement. One block is Broken Dishes and the
next one is in diamond shape.
of HST's. It's all in the placement. One block is Broken Dishes and the
next one is in diamond shape.
11-06-2021, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
Here's how it's broken down. It's just a question of light
and dark placement.
and dark placement.
This is one of those optical illusions, that we all see differently.
For me, I see it as being QSTs which would make the QST blocks easier easier to place because of the ring pattern worked out in the lighter/darker fabrics.
Certainly you can make it with HSTs, but because of the above, for me it would be more of a nightmare to manage.
Good thing we are all different!
11-06-2021, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
We are all right!
This is one of those optical illusions, that we all see differently.
For me, I see it as being QSTs which would make the QST blocks easier easier to place because of the ring pattern worked out in the lighter/darker fabrics.
Certainly you can make it with HSTs, but because of the above, for me it would be more of a nightmare to manage.
Good thing we are all different!
This is one of those optical illusions, that we all see differently.
For me, I see it as being QSTs which would make the QST blocks easier easier to place because of the ring pattern worked out in the lighter/darker fabrics.
Certainly you can make it with HSTs, but because of the above, for me it would be more of a nightmare to manage.
Good thing we are all different!
So many ways...
