I adapted a pattern titled Texas Two Step published in Fons & Porter's Scrap Quilts, June 2012. I used 6-1/2" blocks (pattern has 7-1/2"). Most of the HSTs in the border were made from scraps from cutting the hourglass blocks. (I felt so thrifty.)
The block is called Old Maid's Puzzle, Jacks on Six, Double X 1, Three and Six, and Kindergarten Block. (Brackman #1689a)
6 yards used.
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Thrifty is as Thrifty does ... and she did great!
ReplyDeleteThrifty scraps, maybe a frankenbatt eventually, and you've got a quilt made from "hope and fresh air", as Caroline would say.
ReplyDeleteGonna fix that mis-turned hourglass, or is it too far along to change anything now? (R5, C4)
Looks great, Nann! Love that the border is made from cutoff triangles. I don't see anything turned wrong.
ReplyDeleteOh, I see the turned qst now. I was looking at the other blocks
ReplyDeletea very nice 6 yards i'd say...
ReplyDeleteAlternate set blocks are always good but your quarter square triangles are especially lovely. The shading and the border make it. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteThis is a traditional beauty!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. I love the vintage feel of the quilt, like it belongs in a rustic bed and breakfast.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful finished quilt top!
ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous quilt finish, front AND back!!
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