I came across an interesting block yesterday while I was reading some quilting blogs.
I was going to tell you how to make this "Disappearing 4 Patch" but it would be better to make one and illustrate each step with a photo. Perhaps tomorrow?
I just had to try it out.
I want "nesting" seams to keep my corners sharp, but this block just defeats me! I've made 9 of the little buggers now, and still don't have a good, consistent way to press them. That will make them hard to sew together.
In S's quilt I am able to nest every seam, and that makes it very easy to sew together with precise points meeting.
So, what shall I do with these? Put them into the "orphan block" bag, which is already overflowing? Or make 33 more and create a scrappy lap quilt? How did I get started on another project?
I was going to tell you how to make this "Disappearing 4 Patch" but it would be better to make one and illustrate each step with a photo. Perhaps tomorrow?
I just had to try it out.
I want "nesting" seams to keep my corners sharp, but this block just defeats me! I've made 9 of the little buggers now, and still don't have a good, consistent way to press them. That will make them hard to sew together.
In S's quilt I am able to nest every seam, and that makes it very easy to sew together with precise points meeting.
So, what shall I do with these? Put them into the "orphan block" bag, which is already overflowing? Or make 33 more and create a scrappy lap quilt? How did I get started on another project?
It might be hard to sew together but I do like the looks of this one!
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