For this month we - well I have already doen some - will sew somethign green ....
The first step is the fabric selection:
You need to form 4 fabric pairs - light/dark - from each pair you will need:
I'm lookign forward to see your interpretations. Any and all questions can be asked here or on threadbias - ther are no stupid questions.
Löni
The first step is the fabric selection:
paired greens
Some more greens - but that top fabric with the ble screens is NOT green ---- and well yes that fabric too has some green, but it is NOT green
Some more greens - but that top fabric with the ble screens is NOT green ---- and well yes that fabric too has some green, but it is NOT green
You need to form 4 fabric pairs - light/dark - from each pair you will need:
- First Green: one 2,5" square, one 4,5"x2,5" rectangle, one 6,5"x2,5" rectangle (2 times light green, 2 times dark green)
- Second Green: one 2,5" square, one 4,5"x6,5" rectangle (two times light green, two times dark green)
- sew the two 2,5" squares together - iron the seam open (and I would ask you to really do that)
- when sewing the longer strip of "Second Green" make sure of the placement of the strip - when you place the "square pair" on top of it, the "Second Green" square should be the one nearer to you
- add the other strips log cabin style (ironing the seams open as you go)
- repeat for all four patches and this is what you could end up with (different colours same general look though)
- please measure your 4 squares and make sure they are 6,5" square before you send them off
I'm lookign forward to see your interpretations. Any and all questions can be asked here or on threadbias - ther are no stupid questions.
You have a lot of nice green fabrics. I have a lot of weird green fabrics. :(
ReplyDeleteThat's easy enough! Even I can do that block. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI like all those green, even the ones with blue! teehee! That's a fun block and it can be turned this way and that to produce different effects! fun! cheers, CW
ReplyDeleteGreat instructions. Janet is right; you have a lot of nice greens. Mine are less nice. Thanks for linking up!
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