Since finishing 2 quilt tops this month (Save the Bees and Secret Santa) my design wall was left empty for a moment. So I searched for my blue Anita's Arrowhead blocks (pattern here) and got to work on those. I have sewn the 9" blocks into 3 long panels that are 2 blocks wide by 8 long.
As first this quilt was going to be 30 blocks, but I liked the project so much, I had to keep going. I've made over 50 blocks, and have decided I need to make just a few more!
The plan of the moment is 7 blocks across and 9 blocks down for a total of 63. That will make a quilt that is 63" x 81". I have enjoyed working on this project from start to finish and am already thinking about how I will quilt it.
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This is truly lovely! All of the different shades of blue play so well together!
ReplyDeleteI like your version best by far. Tell me: how big a square did you start with, to wind up with a 9" finish? (Math-challenged here!)
ReplyDeleteReally pretty with all the different shades of blue.
ReplyDeleteThese are just awesome!
ReplyDeleteDid you pre-starch your fabrics as Anita Suggests in her book? I tried it on a few samples and the fabric feels like paper...but the blocks do line up nicely...
ReplyDeleteI think your Arrowheads are just lovely..this will be a great quilt...hugs, Julierose
These blocks are truly lovely, what a beautiful quilt they will make.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty in the blues.
ReplyDeleteI completely understand why you wanted to make this one bigger! Lovely blocks in lovely blues. Are you thinking about border or no border?
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