I am happily working on my Pat Sloan Globetrotting block of the month I'm currently quilting St. Louis.
Here's the block:
Here's the tentative plan:
I decided to start with the straight-line quilting. In this block, the straight lines are the stitch-in-the-ditch around the orange square and "V"s stitched in periwinkle and cream squares. I didn't quilt the straight lines in the large light green triangles, because I am not convinced that is how I will end up quilting them. Oh, the indecision!
This first video shows the stitch-in-the-ditch and the "V" in the periwinkle squares:
Here's the block:
Here's the tentative plan:
I decided to start with the straight-line quilting. In this block, the straight lines are the stitch-in-the-ditch around the orange square and "V"s stitched in periwinkle and cream squares. I didn't quilt the straight lines in the large light green triangles, because I am not convinced that is how I will end up quilting them. Oh, the indecision!
This first video shows the stitch-in-the-ditch and the "V" in the periwinkle squares:
The next video shows the "V" in the cream squares.
I filmed it as a separate video because it can be tricky quilting points at the edge of a quilt or quilt block. I tape the edges of the block with quarter-inch tape so I don't accidentally quilt into the seam allowance or under the binding. You could use any marking tool, but after years of trying different methods, this is the one I like best.
Stay tuned for another video next Tuesday! Subscribe to my blog so you don't miss any tutorials.
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Globetrotting Block 1 Washington DC (in review)
Globetrotting Block 2 Venice (in review)
Globetrotting Block 3 Chicago (in review)
Globetrotting Block 4 San Juan (in review)
Globetrotting Block 5 London (in review)
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