Another plus quilt. This time, I'm trying the "rectangle in the middle" method. I'm already seeing a disadvantage to using this method, I can't use my "stack and sew" method, posted back here which would save me eons of years as I sew it together. I'll have to sew row by row . . . boooorrring!
I think I'm looking for a more muted look, maybe more green too.
The inspiration came from this quilt by quiltstory on IG.
Here are the notes I'm working off of:
twin bed size (for my sewing room)
squares are 4 inches.
1 rectangle and 2 squares = 1 plus
18 squares wide (if the rectangles were 3 squares)
24 squares long
pillow sham:
9 squares x 6 squares
cut FQ into 4-4inch strips across longer length of fat quarter. cut 1 4x11, cut 2-4x4.
need 21 FQ
love the dark gray binding
for the love of George (ha ha, love the name of her blog) has a nice tutorial. I've made lots of plus quilts, but always cut all squares, never used a rectangle for the middle piece. This diagram helped with the layout.
gray plaid sheets underneath. matching pillow case (go back to pine needle village and get more from the collection)
linking up:
freshly pieced
Beautiful fabrics. I love that colour palette you've chosen.
ReplyDeleteLoved hearing your perspective on the rectangle middle for plus quilts. I think I'd find it boring too. Love your fabric selection.
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