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Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern free

Summer Bliss Quilt Patternf is designer by Marti Michell. Cut pieces in the following order. Cut white-and-yellow large floral border Nos. 1 and 4 strips and binding strips lengthwise (parallel to the selvages). lf you’re using designer Marti Michell’s Perfect Patchwork Templates, refer to “Precise Cutting Without Measuring;’ page 54, to cut the pieces.

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Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern

Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern
Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern

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To use Perfect Patchwork Templates to cut pieces for Summer 8/iss, follow these instructions. For specifics on how to use Marti’s templates, see the instruction booklet that comes with the templates.

Two blocks alternating in a quilt usually creates more than twice as much design interest. My favorite two-block quilts are those where the designs of the individual blocks are not immediately apparent so the viewer is kept guessing. /sit a diagono/-set qui/t or straight? Exactly where ore the blocks? How big are they? Here are some more things I keep in mind when designing two-block quilts. Choose blocks that are based on the sarne grid. The blocks in Summer 8/iss are both on a 4×4 grid.

Fabricate carefully. When choosing fabrics, Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern, consider starting with a multicolor print for the border. Then select a good variety of coordinating prints. The featured quilt showcases fabrics with different densities (packed floral versus open backgrounds), styles (floral and geometric), and values (light and dark), which creates a pleasing balance.

Repeat fabrics in both blocks Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern. ln Summer 8/iss, the green dot and yellow print are used in both blocks, helping blend the blocks into a new design and blurring any easily visible distinctions between them.

By using two different blocks with different patterns, you can create movement in different directions. The most common is a traditional block like a star or churn dash black combined with a checkerboard block.[et_bloom_inline optin_id=optin_5]

Notice how the crisscross pattern created by the checkerboard blocks gives interesting movement to the quilt. When choosing two blocks to combine in a quilt like this, you can test out if they will work out together by making several paper copies of each of the blocks and laying them out like you would the fabric blocks.

Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern
Summer Bliss Quilt Pattern

When I choose to make a 2 block quilt, I usually choose one block with movement in specific directions and one block that either “moves” in another direction or has even movement. You can download this pattern now. PATTERN FREE: TUTORIAL PDF

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