Christmas Tree Block Lottery 2018
Cookie Plate Crumb Catcher 2017
Christmas Present Block 2017
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Not Your Mother's Log Cabin June 2016
This is 12 1/2" unfinished block |
Orange Peel May 2016
Picture courtesy of Donna
You can find a great orange peel tutorial Sew She Can blog here. There was a couple adjustments and details that vary from the tutorial. Please read here first. We are using the 6" template for the leaf found on the blog and add a quarter inch around. Also, we will be using a background square that is 6 1/4" . This will make it so that the points are touching when sewn together. We are using any grey background with any modern fabric as petals.
12.5" finished Kona White background and 1" or varied width of strips. You can use as many strips or as little strips as you like. You can use solids or prints as sticks and cut them larger as well. This block is forgiving. It is best done with a larger background 13.5" and when finished piecing in sticks, cut it down to size. You can find a tutorial giving you the basics here
Improv Paint Chip March 2016
Photo credit to From the Blue Chair |
Colors should be jewel tones. Choose a medium value fabric, then choose one that has a lighter value and one that has a darker value. Cut the fabrics to 10.5" x 12.5".
Final block should be trimmed to 8" x 10" or left untrimmed.
A tutorial for a similar block can be found here.
To make a block like Cindy demonstrated at the meeting, find instructions from the book on the last page of this pdf here, from the publisher.
Either block can be made for your block lottery submission.
Flying Geese February 2016
Block by Yvonne Campbell |
This block is 12.5" unfinished. We are using Kona white for the geese and Sea Glass color fabrics for the surround. You can find the tutorial and color inspirations at That's Sew Creative blog.
HST Chevron January 2016
Block by Donna Lacy
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Take two 5" squares of the same kind of Tula Pink fabric and two 5" squares of white fabric. Place one white and one Tula fabric right sides together. Do this for the remaining fabric as well. Mark a diagonal line from corner to corner on each set. You will sew a 1/4" seam on either side of the line on both sets of fabric. When sewn, cut down the diagonal line in between the sewn lines. This gives you 4 HST's. Trim each HST to 4 1/2". Layout the triangles for the block. Sew the top two together. Then, sew the bottom set together. Now, sew top and bottom together. Finished block should be 8 1/2" block.
Christmas Trees October 2015
Our color theme is a white or other light background, green trees, brown trunks.
Use raw edge applique using either a very light weight fusible or washable Elmer's glue.
Stitch around each tree & trunk using a straight stitch, zig-zag or decorative machine stitch.
Embellish as desired.
Block size is 12.5 inches
Use raw edge applique using either a very light weight fusible or washable Elmer's glue.
Stitch around each tree & trunk using a straight stitch, zig-zag or decorative machine stitch.
Embellish as desired.
Block size is 12.5 inches
Blocks made by Pensacola MQG members |
September 2015 Wonky Log Cabin
Our color theme is color in the middle and two sides. Low volume on the opposite to sides.
Block size 12.5 inches
August 2015 Wonky Stars
Our color theme is low volume background, bright or dark star.
Block size is 12.5"
Block size is 12.5"
Tutorial from Fiber of All Sorts |
July 2015 Bright Triangles
Our color theme is 4 solids in graduated value
Blocks by Becky Biddle video on using Sidekick ruler Tutorial link to Always Sew Busy |
X Plus Block June 2015
Our color theme is low volume background, all other fabrics bright
Block by Becky Biddle Tutorial for 12.5" X plus block click on picture for link |
Greek Cross May 2015
Our color theme is low volume background, bright cross and corners
Tutorial on "The Double Nickel" |
There seems to be something wrong with the link to the X Plus tutorial. And the pdf does not list measurements. Can I get the sizes of the pieces so I can make a few of these? Thank you!
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