Cut 36- 2 1/2" black squares. Set aside
For the quilt to be effective it is all about color placement. Use the same color that you used for the brown/tan and maroon in the other blocks.
From your brown/tan and maroon (we used both of these colors in part 1) cut 1 1/2" strips to equal 27" (or a little longer) Or feel free to cut squares like I did above. If you've made strips, sub cut like in part 1.
Make 9 four patches (NOT 7 like in the photo!!)
You will need a total of 18 blue and brown/tan four patches.
Done! For now!
My paper has everything written down correctly, just my brain and paper need to get on the same page!! LOL
Added: After step 2 you need 9 total maroon and brown/tan, 18 blue and brown/tan, and 5 maroon/light 4 patches and 36 black 2 1/2" squares.
I hope your week is going terrific!!
Please clarify.
ReplyDeleteSo I need 14 maroon and tan. Or 9 maroon and tan and 5 maroon and light/white. And
18 blue and tan. Or 4 blue and brown (step 1) and 14 blue andvtan.
Should this all be the same tan??
After step 2 you need 9 total maroon and brown/tan, 18 blue and brown/tan, and 5 maroon/light 4 patches and 36 black 2 1/2" squares.
DeleteWhere did we get tan? Are these the same as step one or are the colors switched aound? I m cinfused, I ll reread later.
ReplyDeleteTan and brown are the same fabric. Sorry!
DeleteSo cool, Lori...I am loving your quilt along!
ReplyDeleteI am getting caught up. Thanks for making the blue/brown count clearer.
ReplyDeleteWe all have days like that..
ReplyDeleteNow I'm confused, where did the "and 5 maroon/light 4 patches" come from? I thought I caught up and added what needed to be until I read that last part, lol
ReplyDeleteThey were made in Step one.
Deletehttps://humblequilts.blogspot.com/2019/09/almost-amish-part-1.html
Lori, just joined in but missed part 1. Is info still available?
ReplyDeleteYou’ll just need to scroll back a few posts.
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