Circuit Teacher
Judy Holley

9082 Jason Drive

Denham Springs, La.  70726

225-667-7990

Email: ewbankc@bellsouth.net

All Wrapped Up:

Based on the 54/40 or Fight Block, the square uses a Tri-Recs ruler to form elongated triangles. A ribbon weaves its way around the center square of the nine-patch block. This is a fun block to piece, and can be done in any color scheme.

Lakeside Sampler

Each section of this pictorial quilt features a different technique. Detailed instructions are given for each technique along with a chance to try all of them in class. There are 2 types of paper piecing, flying geese stars, log cabin blocks, sliced triangles to form mountains, elongated triangle trees, and on point construction. The result is a lap size quilt when completed. Book (written by Connie) required - $6.00

Rosebuds or Tulips?

Learn to use a Tri-Recs ruler to make elongated triangle leaves to surround these pieced rosebuds. Or are they tulips? Two sizes of nine patch blocks and floral sashing add charm to this quilt.

 

 

String Star

Use all of those odd scraps to stitch an old-fashioned string quilt. Fabrics are pieced on a muslin base, cut into diamonds, and then stitched together to form the star. Outside squares and triangles are pieced, so there are no Y seams.

 

 Waves and Curves

Fabrics are cut free form into gentle curves and then stitched into strips. Easy curving makes this a fun quilt to construct. When done in scrappy fabrics, this is a great way to use fat quarter packs.

 

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