It is always interesting to see what happens when you twist and turn the four corners of blocks. I might have to try playing with just the four patches in the corners of these two blocks instead of the 16 … Continue reading
There are limited possibilities with this Patchwork Jigsaw block … or is there? I have to admit that I find this block rather uninspiring, and found it was hard work to find some designs I liked. I think I will … Continue reading
Almost Drunkard’s Path, but not quite. The blocks have all the pieces arranged exactly the same way, the borders are the same, but I love the way the blocks change by playing with the colour placement.
Three designs today, with the second and third simply a recolour of the first. Love the second one above, and I don’t even like blues! Now I have started looking at the Patchwork Jigsaws I really should keep playing, and … Continue reading
When I got interested in the Drunkard’s Path design I was working with pencil and paper, and started numbering each arrangement of the blocks according to the direction the pieces faced. The number reference for the basic four patch used … Continue reading
Two fabrics, two shapes equal one block. Make the blocks small and use lots of them to make some very interesting designs. I use the easy no pins method to join the curves which is featured in Anita Murphy’s book, … Continue reading
24 x 24 blocks … it takes a long while to make sure all of them are facing the right way, so I am sharing all four designs now, and will then retire the project file. The block in question … Continue reading
I like it, though it is a bit bright to wake up to after a late night out!
It has been a long time since I have shared any Patchwork Jigsaws, and found these two when I went looking to see where I was up too the last time I played with the two pieces which make up … Continue reading
I remember my first visit to a quilt exhibition. I was curious, excited … and came away delighted. The first thing I learned was that my students were doing well, at a standard that would have fitted well in the exhibition. … Continue reading
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