youme

K3n, I am planning to try one block wonder method and a stack of 6 layers of same printed strips has been sitting in my sewing room for a while. What is the length of the each side of regular triangle you used for a piece?

reneebobby

That turned out so cool.

sew4fun

Wow, who would have thought that fabric would turn out like that!

Iluv2quilt

You did wonderfully on this quilt! I just love the pattern, do you have the link to it?

Thanks :-)

STAR

That quilt is AWESOME!!! you did a great job, your friend will love it. It can be admired far away and up close. :lol:

k3n

I cut the strips 3 3/4 " wide here's a pic - the triangles are 60°

Suzie - as far as I know, there isn't a free pattern available anywhere online but I would recommend the book One Block Wonders by Maxine Rosenthal which explains the technique really clearly. Her second book One Block Wonders Encore also tells how to make the hollow cubes shown in one pf my pics above. It also gives an overview of the technique so I guess you could manage with just the second book but I'd say get both - the first alos describes the octogan method - these are hexagons.

Iluv2quilt

Thanks Kn3. I really appreciate it, I've bookmarked this for later so I can look on Amazon for the books.

Chele

Very cute! I think you could stare at the blocks for days.

MollieSue

I love it!! What a perfect quilt for your friend!!! :D

k3n

:lol: and I did, while sorting out the placement! But I have to say my DH helped with that - he's got a great 'eye'! :wink: :D