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- Purple Haze 11, 12 February 5, 2023
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I am a quilter who uses a computer program to design way more quilts than I could ever make in several lifetimes.
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Tag Archives: Pieced Quilts
Purple Haze 11, 12
Interesting! Love the second design. The blocks in this series have a lot of pieces, but there are no set in pieces, but there are some sharp points.
Posted in Purple Haze
Tagged 9 Patch Blocks, 9P Blocks, 9P Quilts, Nine Patch Blocks, Pieced Quilts
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TNT Logs 66, 67, 68, 69, 70
Sixty four identical blocks can be twisted and turned every which way to create a multitude of designs. The second design has a few blocks twisted, but all of them have the light and dark sides opposite … … but … Continue reading
Logs at Lochiel 41, 42, 43, 44, 45
Interesting design. Same layout, same fabrics but different blocks. Log Cabin quilts in old favourite layouts with good use of colour and contrast always catch my eye, but with the same care in choosing fabrics and mixing up the blocks … Continue reading
Beetaloo Logs 21, 22, 23, 24, 25
Hot cross buns are now in the shops, so I thought I would add a touch of green as a reminder that St Patrick’s Day comes before Easter on the calendar. It is also a reminder that the weeds are … Continue reading
Brooksea 25, 26
Interesting and different but with a touch of the traditional, the sort of quilt designs I like. More of the same attributes in the second design.
Posted in Brooksea
Tagged Pieced Blocks, Pieced Borders, Pieced Curves, Pieced Quilts, Pieced Star Blocks
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12P Collection 5, 6
I like mixing up blocks with similar features, as in the design above the links that tie them together, except for 4 of them. Love the second design with uniform one way links.
Log Cabin 51, 52, 53, 54, 55
I share a lot of Log Cabin variations, and this project file is the most basic of them all. The same block repeated over and over again, twisted and turned to create different designs. I love some of the very … Continue reading
Star for Selina OP 15, 16
Interesting. More interesting.
Posted in Star for Selina OP
Tagged One Block plus Variations, One Block Quilt, Pieced Blocks, Pieced Quilts
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Dear, Dear, Dear 45, 46
I started this project file when quilters around the world were making Dear Jane quilts, using the same size blocks, but repeating block designs to create overall pattern rather than a sampler of a multitude of small block designs.. I … Continue reading
Red and White Log Jam 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
A few all dark, or all red, blocks, the rest are standard Log Cabin blocks, and are all made using the standard pieced Log Cabin construction methods. The second design has some all light, or white, Log Cabin blocks, and … Continue reading
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