r 2 for this kind of a job. The only thing I don't like about it is when I run out of bobbin thread and have to take it off the machine to get out the bobbin, and then realign everything. I am happy with not having to draw the diagonal lines, and the accuracy is fairly good. I did square up each HST to 3 1/2" to make sure the blocks fit well with the 4 patches.
One block done, 29 more to go!
8 comments:
What a different look with a planned color scheme for your blocks--it looks great!
What a great block - you're right, it does look masculine which could be really useful as so many quilts look rather pretty-pretty and to have one as a gift for a man could be good. I'm not sure what an Angler 2 is - something else for me to investigate.
I can see why your quilts turn out so well, your work is very precise. Nice colors on the quilt, very different from the others I have seen.
When I saw the block, the first word that came to my mind was "professional" and not masculine. Looks like something a well groomed, well dressed, professional woman would have on her bed. Beautiful.
I think it looks terrific! Any ideas what the quilt will look like?
Love it! I just bought red, white and black fabric to make a Dorothy Young mystery.
It looks great Kathy. You're making me wish I started this - never too late I suppose - lol !
I've used the Angler 2 also. It saves time.
What size did you suce your squares for Step 4 ? I'm great at following directions, but not figuring the math to do a step a differnt way. Your block looks good. I haven't begun Step 4 yet.
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