It’s the last week of making blocks! (I’ll do the assembly next week) block #48 is Missouri (Not surprised by the block as it’s the MSQ block too-well their star tips are split in half but I couldn’t do that here) again all the pieces for these blocks are already cut so grab (1) #6 …
2020 QOV QUBE QAL block 48 Missouri 49 Connecticut and 50 Alabama Read More »
For June’s project with Michael Miller fabrics, I got lucky, as I got these fabrics from them for a secret project for Accuquilt before Covid hit and everything shut down. It’s a UNICORN quilt! I don’t have a picture of the beautiful fabric collection called Magic! by Michael Miller but you can look at the …
We’re getting near the end of the QAL! again this week there will be 3 blocks to make The first one is South Carolina It reminds me of the quilt I made for Accuquilt with the Chimney Sweep die, I also used this block with red and purple as alternate blocks. with die #6 and …
2020 QUBE QOV QAL block 45 S. Carolina 46 California and 47 Delaware Read More »
Did you see this fun and “funky” ABC quilt on Accuquilt’s site? This was a fun one to design, trying to base each letter in a 4×5 grid, so some letters are kind of odd, but I think it’s fun! It’s made with just small squares and triangles (using the 8″ QUBE set) It measures …
So I’ve decided to rev it up a bit and from now on, we’ll do 3 blocks per week as most of the pieces are already cut out! The first block is Idaho and it’s probably my favorite Go-to block! ( I know it’s the same as one of the 12″ blocks) With die #1 …
2020 QUBE QOV QAL Blocks 42 Idaho 43 Pennsylvania and 44 Florida Read More »
I started these blocks a long time ago, I looked at 2019 and only found this from December, so maybe I started it way before, my 2020 project list just says OLD, so who knows!? Anyways it was an idea I had of using leftover binding strips, sewing them together so I’d get 8 1/2″ …
A while ago I counted and added my accuquilt dies to the accuquilt app on my phone and I thought I had 94 but then I must have missed some and now my number is 122! So I put a “call out” on FB for one person to say a number between 1 and 122 …
The blocks this week are the same but opposite They are made using the Angles 6″ QUBE set with die #15 and dark blue cut (4) kite shapes (EQ won’t even tell me how to cut this-sorry) grab (8) white #14 side triangles Sew kite blocks together, here it’s really important to press the seams …
This week there’s two pretty easy blocks both in dark red and white Still the blocks are 6″ finished and this time like last week you’ll need the QUBE corners also with die #10 and dark red cut (4) signature blocks (see rotary notes from last week’s post about signature blocks) grab (8) white #5 …
The first block this week is Oklahoma it’s a bit “different” but still easy. and still all 6″ done. With die #8and white cut (4) rectangles (2″ x 3 1/2″) grab (4) light blue (8) red and (4) white #5 triangles already cut (2 3/8″ triangles) sew the sets of HSTs together first then sew …