But I got that sucker ripped out and turned and all's well that ends well. And that single block was (of course) the el cheapiest of el cheapo fabrics that practically shredded under the seam ripper. Fortunately, I realized that I only had to rotate a single block 90 degrees to fix that, although (of course) that single block was right in the middle. ARGH!! Once seen, it couldn't be unseen! No, I didn't take a photo. Fold the binding to the topper underside and hand-stitch the folded edge to the back. Stitch to the topper front, matching raw edges and mitering the corners. Fold and press the resulting long strip in half lengthwise with wrong sides together.

Then, I noticed that my random placement resulted in a giant swastika in the middle of the quilt. Stitch the binding strips together end to end using diagonal seams. When I got the finished flimsy hanging up for a few photos, I realized that my lights were a bit clumped together, but decided I could live with that. Eh, it was fairly random anyway, so I soldiered on. Somewhere in all the ripping and whining, I lost track of my initial design layout since the rows weren't labeled. And squinting since I used black thread on black fabric. Bohemian Blue - Quilt Kit - Pattern by Osie Lebowitz - 44. Oh, wait, maybe that was me whining and complaining. Pay in 4 interest-free installments for orders over 50.00 with. And then I discovered that these fabric, which were someone else's scraps bought on eBay, were really el cheapo low quality fabrics that stitched fine, but whined and complained when I ripped a bunch of seams out. After stitching all the pairs and taking them to the ironing board, I discovered that my matching of all those sharply contrasting black accent angles was, um, really lousy. I then carefully stacked each row and column and carried them upstairs to sew. Please note that to view and print the download, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. To view and print more information about this quilt, click the download button. I did a quick layout on the design bed, mostly to get the lights and darks scattered nicely across the quilt. Quilt by Osie Lebowitz This pattern features Tonga Treats Blue Moon. I kept thinking about wandering through Home Depot's outdoor paving section while I pieced this. They can then be laid out in a wide variety of settings, including kind of randomly which then looks a bit like a maze. The blocks are really simple, just a square with the accent color sashed at a 45 degree angle across opposite corners. I am on my second try at the Marvelous Maze Quilt and Table Runner pattern from Timeless Treasures, designed by Osie Lebowitz. All the fabrics are prints of bricks and stones, except one that I think it supposed to be leather but looks quite a bit like stones to me. Labels: Free Quilting Pattern, Quilting, Spin Basic Blown Away Quilt. Email This BlogThis Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Full Post: Spin Basic Blown Away Quilt Pattern. Back to this one, which I've named Bricks and Stones. This Spin Basic Blown Away Quilt designed by Osie Lebowitz of Timeless Treasures fabrics, The Pattern is available for free.

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