Rhonda Lee

I'm impressed with your dedication! Wow ladies! Beautiful work.

sewnclog

That is gorgeous and I love the scrappiness of it. I'd love to make one - someday.

Nrselady

Bravo! Well done.

Quilter 53

Would love to know what magazine you found the easier directions, Mariposa, if you can figure it out.
I did find a link to purchase it.
https://nancymcnallyquilts.com/produ...ound-the-block

QuiltE

...... and the Y seams have been poofed in this version!

lswan

Thanks for all the insight. The main problem I have is this: what order do I sew the nine patch blocks and the triangles and the center hexagon? I can sew y seams, but the order to sew the whole circle is the problem.
The other problem is how many and what kind of blocks do I sew? Some look to be whole circles, some not. The Quilters cache one has connecting rows of hexagons and triangles. The pattern I bought has one large diagram with whole circle blocks and partial ones, but no order of piecing and sewing the units. It is one things to have a schematic of the whole quilt, it is another to show the piecing diagrams and order. I emailed her, but she did not see my point. The quilt I saw on the pattern site and in her blog was the colorway she gave instructions for, although I thought it was part of the pattern, she called it a variation, but no instructions.

QuiltE

Visuals often help.
Perhaps give us the link to the quilt you are referencing, that is on her site.

cjsews

try Carpelanam.blogspot.com. I found a good tutorial that shows how to make the chains and connectors

carol45

I think these instructions put the quilt together in a way that doesn't yield the secondary circles that I find so charming with this pattern, and that I am trying to achieve.

MamaLinda

Loving the pattern and amazed at the difference the colors make.
Thank you to every poster.