A few more blocks:
Darting Minnows:
Gentleman’s Fancy:
Beacon Lights:
Westland: This was an interesting block because the corner squares had to be inserted with a Y-seam. I hadn’t done this in quite a while, so I needed the directions. There was a minor disconnect between the directions on the block page and the directions on page 223-224 about how to stitch that Y-seam. However, no ripping was required, and I think the corners match pretty well.
For the next block, ripping was required. It is Review:
This is Not Review:
This is Review:
I chose Review because I needed a block with larger pieces to show the design in the fabric. It was an easy block to make wrong and an easy block to make right. It doesn’t matter how fabulous the diagrams are if a person doesn’t look at them. And I didn’t.
Here are all nine blocks I’ve finished:
I’ll make one more block. I’m leaning toward Eddystone Light, as suggested by Cathy. It has such a cool name. The first Eddystone Lighthouse began functioning in 1698. It is off the coast of England near Devon. I’ve tried several color schemes, but I haven’t found the right one yet.
The target size for this little quilt is 41 inches by 63 inches. I don’t want to piece the backing. I don’t know what color(s) I will use for sashing and borders, but perhaps this weekend another Crackpot and I can arrange for a fabric store session.
These are wonderful! I so miss piecing, but I have many UFOs to finish before I can begin piecing something new.
And, to be perfectly frank, I kind of like Not Review better than Review.
Also, you have fourteen blocks there in that last picture, not nine. 🙂