Thursday 4 March 2021

triangles in a square



Triangles in soft subtle whispers of colour -
a wildflower field in pinks & golds - all chosen to hang out together!



Super happy with this eight-at-a-time HSTs method!
Follow the link - over here - for a handy size chart 




- and up on the design wall 







I've made a start on making the 'scrappy triangle' quilt from new The Heritage Series quilts, a pattern by Penelope from Penelope HandmadeLove a simple and classic quilt like this one.

I'm using a selection of fat quarters - Wildflower Fields from Meander and Make a curated bundle  that looks like a unique fabric pull from my scrappy stash. 
FQ's are my favorite cut of fabric, and because I'm a scrappy quilter at heart, I’m in the habit of purchasing them more often than other cuts. I've added in a couple of other fabrics and an assortment of white low volumes from my stash to personalise my work. 


Until next time, Linda

8 comments:

Cynthia@wabi-sabi-quilts said...

I absolutely love these fabrics, and this block! I've used this classic block in a sampler, but never thought to do a whole quilt with it - it's looking so great!

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

That's a lovely combination of colors and prints, Linda! I love the HST design, too. I'm also a fat quarter person - it has been a good way to build my stash. Plus if I want to have something coordinated, I can find a curated bundle like you did!

Lin said...

Such a pretty fabric. xx

Susan said...

This is going to be wonderful Linda! That is my favourite method of making HST too! Your designs and quilts continue to inspire me!

Anorina @SameliasMum said...

Gorgeous quilts and love that method for HST's too. Happy Sewing!

Rebecca Grace said...

Ooh, I LOVE your HST project! The fabrics you've chosen are just dreamy for this one. Looks great!

Karen S said...

I do love HSTs. And all your gorgeous colours look lovely together.

Mystic Quilter said...

Beautiful blocks, classic!. I always become confused and wonder why I haven't left a comment when I see a post and then realise I left a comment on Instagram, so you now have two comments!