What quilt block patterns have you made?

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02-14-2010, 12:27 PM

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tkhooper

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I'm just getting started so here is what I've done so far:

Bowtie
Applique Heart (machine satin stitch)
4 Diamond (paper pieced)
Birds in Flight (paper pieced)
Cobblestone
Applique 3 Butterflies (hand embroidered edge and veining)
My next lesson is a Reverse Applique Rose using 3 layers of fabric. It looks scary.

02-14-2010, 03:46 PM

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jetnica

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I find that I love to look at/collect (free) patterns, but generally I make a lot of it up as I go...

Here's a few..

Rail Fence/Double 4 Patch
Disappearing 9 Patch (2 so far)
Currently finishing a Braid Pattern/Block?

TONS of rag quilts & t-shirt quilts...

Rail Fence / Double 4 Patch

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02-14-2010, 04:01 PM

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Boston1954

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Well, let's see. I have done

Log Cabin
Wyoming Valley
Hole in the Barn Door
Card Trick
Golden Samovar
Chinese Block
Kansas Dugout
Rail Fence
Raven Chase
Plaited Block
House That Jack Built
Ruins of Jericho
Bear Tracks
Cypress
a variation of Planned Patch Hood
Crossed Roads
and a number of things that I made up myself

02-14-2010, 09:16 PM

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craftybear

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littlehud, I will do a search online and post the link where you can get the quilt patis (plastic templates for the hexagons)

Karen

02-14-2010, 09:20 PM

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craftybear

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My friend here in Indiana taught me how to make them.

I did a search online as they are called The Original Quilt Patis

The ones I bought are 1 inch per side Hexagons, plastic foundations

http://quiltpati.tripod.com/

I called her on the phone and she told me what stores in my area carried them so I went and picked them up at store. I called the store to make sure they had them before I drove there.
Also you can order them directly from that website, I talked to the owner by phone and she is so nice. Enjoy!

The hexagons are addictive, so nice that you can carry them with you to work on in the car, Dr. appts., etc.

Karen

02-20-2010, 03:11 AM

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tkhooper

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Ok I chickened out on the reverse applique. I'm just not good at turning under fabric.

So the next one I did was a stained glass owl using negative space for the "leaded" area.

Next on the list is a biscuit block.

02-20-2010, 12:44 PM

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brushandthimble

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To many to list them all, I don't remember all of them.
To name a few
9 patch
4 patch alternate
log cabin
currently working on 9 patch as center to log cabin
9 patch as center of square in square
square in square
puss in corner
star sampler
freindship star
rail fence
Elenor Burns underground railroad sampler
pinwheels
spider web