Pinwheel in a block pattern by Janet Wickell
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Years ago, I printed a free pattern of Janet Wickell's. She called it a Springtime Pinwheels Quilt. It seems I printed almost all of the instructions but not all of them.
Help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Peggy
Help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Peggy
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Welcome to the board, Peggy. I looked all over and couldn't find it. Hope someone else can.
Edit- I found this:
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/quilt-patterns-beginners-to-experienced-quilters-4063128It
The quilt is number 78. However, when you click on the link to the pattern it takes you to a how-to make paper pinwheels. Strange!
Edit- I found this:
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/quilt-patterns-beginners-to-experienced-quilters-4063128It
The quilt is number 78. However, when you click on the link to the pattern it takes you to a how-to make paper pinwheels. Strange!
Last edited by SusieQOH; 11-23-2020 at 07:24 PM.
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The quilt states it is made of two blocks and they are set on point. I looked carefully at the quilt and the blocks are NOT set on point. It's a 5 x 7 block layout.
Pinwheel in a Square Scrappy Pinwheel in a Square - susies-scraps.com (susies-scraps.com)
Mosaic Pinwheels My free Mosaic Pinwheels quilt block pattern explains how to... / quilting fever - Juxtapost
Do you have enough of the instructions to tell us how big the blocks are? I am thinking either 8 or 12 inch finished. Could you tell us what size the quilt is when finished?
Pinwheel in a Square Scrappy Pinwheel in a Square - susies-scraps.com (susies-scraps.com)
Mosaic Pinwheels My free Mosaic Pinwheels quilt block pattern explains how to... / quilting fever - Juxtapost
Do you have enough of the instructions to tell us how big the blocks are? I am thinking either 8 or 12 inch finished. Could you tell us what size the quilt is when finished?
Last edited by Barb in Louisiana; 11-23-2020 at 08:50 PM.
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Welcome to the board, Peggy. I looked all over and couldn't find it. Hope someone else can.
Edit- I found this:
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/quilt-patterns-beginners-to-experienced-quilters-4063128It
The quilt is number 78. However, when you click on the link to the pattern it takes you to a how-to make paper pinwheels. Strange!
Edit- I found this:
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/quilt-patterns-beginners-to-experienced-quilters-4063128It
The quilt is number 78. However, when you click on the link to the pattern it takes you to a how-to make paper pinwheels. Strange!
Peggy
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Hi Peggy - Cute quilt. My guess is that the link originally went to an outside page that is now gone. The quilt as Barb said is made of two blocks. The Pinwheel Block is a square in a square in a square. The inner Square being the pinwheel. Here is a great resource for doing squares in a square.
http://quiltersparadiseesc.com/Calcu...Calculator.php
The link to the quilt said the finished blocks were 8" - plugging that in to that calculator gives you 5 5/8 for the larger inside square as a finished size. Then if you plug 5 5/8" back into the calculator you get 4" for the center square (which is your pinwheel). A 4" finished pinwheel is made up from 4 - 2" finished Half Square Triangles The other block consists of 16 half square triangles which finish up at 2" each (2.5" raw edge to raw edge)
http://quiltersparadiseesc.com/Calcu...Calculator.php
The link to the quilt said the finished blocks were 8" - plugging that in to that calculator gives you 5 5/8 for the larger inside square as a finished size. Then if you plug 5 5/8" back into the calculator you get 4" for the center square (which is your pinwheel). A 4" finished pinwheel is made up from 4 - 2" finished Half Square Triangles The other block consists of 16 half square triangles which finish up at 2" each (2.5" raw edge to raw edge)
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Welcome to the QB from SE Michigan! I see a few others have offered some helpful info on the block you are looking at and the quilt. I am glad you have joined us This is a great group of people so helpful. Again welcome to the QB.