Spring Fling
What I look forward to are the redbuds blooming. We live on a dead-end road that happens to have quite a sprinkling of redbuds throughout the timber surrounding our property. Looking at my fabric stash last spring I realized I had quite a collection of bright magentas and pinks along with the huge tote of greens. A quilt plan was percolating, something easy, using a pattern I already had designed.
I cut 10-1/2” squares of all the magenta and pink I had gathered. Next, cut lots of green strips. Here comes the easy part of making improvisational blocks. Cut magenta square vertical and insert green strip. (No, you don’t have to find exact center, just make a straight cut.) Cut horizontal and insert green strip. Cut diagonally and insert green strip. Cut diagonally in opposite direction and insert strip. Trim block to 10 ½” square. I love using the Creative Grids ruler for doing this because of its center markings making it easy to balance the resulting wonky block. Because the blocks are improv each is very different but to add to the variety. I made the first cut in several blocks and then alternated to have differing magentas in each step of the cut and insert. However, I still like nice, neat finished look so added brown sashing to tie all the blocks into a throw size quilt.
This whole improv process is a fun way to use a precut package you might have in your stash as well. Precise measurements rather than improv also make a great throw.
Enjoy the photos to get the idea. A fun workshop, retreat or guild challenge too!!
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