The blocks T-Z and the rest - method needleturn

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Target
Tea Cakes
Test pattern
Tetrus
The Alps
Time Warp
Tulip
Twinkie
Undergrowth
Waiting for Life
Water Lily
Wheels on Fire
Windmill - the most beautiful block
Window
Wooden Shoe
Wrought Iron
Zigzag
Zygote

 


These are my own blocks:

Ampelmännchen
Ampelmännchen
Berlin bear
Bicycle
Guitar
Scissors
Piano
Music keys
Train
LaSanta
Castle of Marburg


Unbelievable. The castle of Marburg was the very last block! 196 blocks since April 2017, today is the 3rd of November 2018.

 

And every single block was made on the road - or in my case, on the rails: during a train ride, in Berlin, Marburg, Hamburg or at hotel La Santa at Lanzarote.

 

What's next?
I have to put these thingies together - but how? Pressing to the dark side? Or because each block consists of two layers of fabric seams open?
And how to quilt that quilt?

 

I put this last block to his companions in the box on top of my closet. I have to finish several quilts until christmas. I will continue when they are done!


 

 

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 O-S                 method needleturn

The finished quilt

 

 

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I link these blocks with Kathy at Slow stitching Sunday.

Comments (5)

  • Irene
    Irene
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Stunning!
  • CathieJ
    CathieJ
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    These are so pretty. I look forward to seeing them all together.
  • Gretchen Weaver
    Gretchen Weaver
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    These are such beautiful blocks. I'm looking forward to seeing how you put the quilt together and then how you quilt it!
  • Sarah
    Sarah
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    Wow I love your blocks! I will be interested to see where you go with them next.
  • Gail
    Gail
    at 20.12.2019
    Reply
    I love the windmill and the bicycle blocks! It’s hard to choose my favourites with so many wonderful blocks.

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