
Worked on the spool quilt this week end and I now have 40 blocks done. And I cut all the fabric for the quilt.

I cut all the pieces into 2 1/2 inch squares. 7 dark and 6 light squares for each block. I sew 4 dark and light squares together on the diagonal to make 4 HST for the corners.

I then piece the block like a 9 patch. I am going to alternate red and blue spools on the quilt.

I've been sewing the bonus scrap triangles together and think I will make a lady of the lake quilt with them. Here is a sample block I tried. I don't think I will keep the sashing. Haven't decided for sure what I'll do still playing with them.
5 comments:
You are a busy girl. Love the spools and the lady of the lake block.
I love the spool block and yours look great. Will enjoy seeing this grow :)
Oooh! I love your spools - I have always wanted to make a quilt like this! Lily
Love your spools. Here's one I made here: http://lifesaquilt.blogspot
.com/2006/11/spools.html I'd really like to make a red and blue one someday.
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