There are three orange blocks for this section, yesterday I posted the ‘birds in flight’ block and it’s significance. The two blocks today have no significance other than I wanted something simple.
Firstly, a nine patch made from Happy-go-Lucky candy squares by Bonnie and Camille for Moda. I bought these at The Quilters and Embroiderers Store, Brisbane. Camille Roskelly was giving a talk and I bought her book Simply Retro and a few packs of these candy squares. Loved her talk and the quilts she brought with her!
Secondly, another simple patch which I made up. I don’t think it is an old block, at least I couldn’t find it. I was trying to think of a name. As it is an easy variation of a nine patch I thought Easy Kate but that sounds like it is named after a strumpet ha ha. Kate in the corner sounds like a naughty child so I’ll leave it as a nine-patch variation which sounds boring but accurate
The little flower in the middle is from ‘Sweet Things’ by Holly Holderman for Lake House Dry Goods and has the cutest colour chart on the selvedge of cupcakes instead of the usual dots. Another scrap from a scrap bag bought on EBay
Your orange blocks are beautiful. I like Kate in the Corner, the name and the block. There are so many things that can be done with nine patches.
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Thank you! I love them and don’t think I have explored them enough
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Some great work this week. Your orange fabrics are wonderful. It’s so interesting that you had Camille Roskelly at your guild meeting this past week. I showed the quilt I made from her Simply Retro book at my guild this week.
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Thank you, it was actually when I lived in Australia and I thought what a lovely person she seemed – a bright and cheerful as her fabric designs. I never realised I had so much orange!
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I have never seen her book, but judging from those cute fabrics, she sounds like lots of fun. The block you made is unique, whether or not it has a name. Nice going!
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Thank you – I might go with Kate in the corner as it has the seal of approval from our ‘leader’!
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Greaat blog post
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Thank you!
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