The blocks O-S - method needleturn


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Old and New
Oranges and Lemons
Orbits
Order
Paper Planes
Parsley
Partridge
Pea Pod
Phazer
Piazza
Picture Frames
Pinwheel
Plantaganet
Poirot
Pussy Willow
Pyramid
Queen of Spades
Remembrance
Riot of Growth
Rotunda
Sailboat
Salt and Pepper
Scallop
School House
Sconce
Searching
Sea Wave
Segments
Separate Tables
Shapes
Shasta Daisy
Shooting Stars
Silver Bells
Singleton
Smarties
Snowflake
Songbird
Southwest
Spacemen
Space Invaders
Spears
Spinning Star
Spinning Wheel
Spirograph
Splash
Sprig
Spring Growth
Sprites
Sprout
Square Dance
Squirrels
Star Fruit
Steps
Sunny Day
Sun Burst
Swan
Sweet Pea

 

Links:

Dutch Treat - what's that?

an update concerning needleturn

Tutorial for prepared edge

18 blocks A-G                   method prepared edge

7 blocks A-G                     method Heat'n Bond Lite

the rest of the blocks A-G method needleturn

The blocks H-N                method needleturn

The blocks T-Z and the rest    method needleturn

The finished quilt

 

 

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Comments (7)

  • Carla
    Carla
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Oh my what wonderful blocks. I have appliqued and understand the learning curve and all the stitches one does when they needleturn applique. Love the blues with the light its going to be an awesome quilt
  • Robin
    Robin
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    I think my favorite block is the parsley one. What a collection of wonderful blues.
    • Nina
      Nina
      at 20.12.2019
      Reply
      I like that one too! And the songbird. These shweshwe indigos are so beautiful, I wish I could make a jacket of them...
  • Fred
    Fred
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Beautiful blue blocks, very sweet!
  • Gretchen Weaver
    Gretchen Weaver
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Very lovely! I have this book but never started them. Perhaps someday I will. Thanks for the eye candy.
  • Angela Feldbush
    Angela Feldbush
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Your blocks are beautiful! The work involved in each one is amazing.
  • Laura
    Laura
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Wow! What a beautiful challenge! I have never heard of this book; thanks for sharing!

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