Quilt
# 103
Shadow Blocks - front |
This
sampler was on my UFO Challenge list at Patchwork Times. I completed
the top before the end of May which is when the quilt was supposed to
be completed, but it wasn't quilted or bound.
But
it is now. Has been for a while, just haven't got around to post
about it.
My
blocks were made while teaching a sampler class. There are still a
few stacks of blocks sitting around from more classes.
Here
are some close-up of some of the blocks:
Grandmother's Flower Garden |
Paper-pieced Summer's Sun |
Breadfruit Applique |
Set-in Seam Stripped 8-point Star |
Star of Hearts |
Since
I used the same fabric for the lattice that is in the background of
the blocks I added a row of machine embroidery to define the blocks.
machine embroidery around block |
Shadow Blocks - back |
I
decided to only use 12 blocks on the front of the quilt but added 3
more to the back and used the Schoolhouse roof as my label.
label |
DOCUMENTATION
Quilt
Name: Shadow Blocks
Description:
sampler – 12 blocks on front – 3 more blocks on back
Pattern:
12” Blocks
-
Front
:-
Circle Wreath, Log Cabin, Fifty-four Forty or Fight, Wild Goose Chase
var., Ohio Star, Breadfruit Applique, Paper-pieced Summer's Sun,
Grandmother's Flower Garden,Attic Windows, Star of Hearts, Set-in
Seam Stripped 8-point Star, Honey-Bee,
Back:
T-Block, Drunkards Path variation, Schoolhouse,
Size:
57” x 74”
Fabrics:
100% cotton
Predominant
colours: Gold, blue, black
Construction
Techniques: Templates,
strip piecing, hand applique, half-square and quarter-square
triangles, english paper piecing, flying geese, paper piecing,
diagram assembly, buttonhole stitch, Y-seam construction,
drafting T-block, backed applique, curved piecing.
Back:
100% cotton
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20
Edge
finish: Double fold french binding
Quilting:
Long arm machine quilted
Quilted
by: Marnie Mascioli from Calico Cat Quilting
Sleeve:
no
Label:
yes
Date
completed: 2012
Maker:
Terry Whyte
1 comment:
These are incredible blocks! I love the way you set them off with the machine embroidery and the fact that you used the same fabric as lattice and background for the blocks was a great idea. I would never have thought to do that. It works wonderfully. The back is great too. This is definitely one of the most inspiring quilts I've seen lately. I want to start one right now!! But I won't because I have way too many UFOs already started.
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