Blog Sampler

This weeks block is the Turnstile Block. Cutting Instructions: Light fabric:    cut 2 squares   @ 3 7/8 inches. Cut these squares once along the diagonal.                         cut 1 square   @  4 1/4 inches. Cut this square twice along the diagonals Dark […]

This week’s block is called Flying X Cutting Instructions: Light fabric- cut four squares @  2 inches x 2 inches                     cut four squares @ 2 3/8 inches x 2 3/8 inchesDark fabric- cut four squares @ 2 inches x 2 inches           

This week’s Blog Sampler block is a Pinwheel. Cutting Instructions: Light fabric:   cut 2 squares  @  3 7/8 inches Dark Fabric:  cut 2 squares  @ 3 7/8 inches Assembly Instructions: Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each of the light 3 7/8 inch squares. Place each of these light squares right

This week’s block is the Hour Glass block. The names for these blocks, by the way, are coming from the Electric Quilt software. Cutting Instructions: Light Fabric:  cut 1 rectangle  @ 2 inches by 9 inches                        cut 1 square  @ 3 7/8 inches Dark

The Blog Sampler Block this time is called Broken Dishes. Cutting Instructions: Light fabric:  cut    2  squares  @  3 7/8 inches Dark Fabric:  cut    2 squares  @  3 7/8 inches. Block Assembly: Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each of the light squares.  Place each of these light squares right

This is the first set of instructions for the LFQG Blog Sampler. In this post I’ll give the instructions for the sampler square, as well as putting the whole block together. For the rest of the squares, I’ll give you the instructions for the sampler section, and then refer you back to this page for

Guild Sampler Fabric Requirements and Beginning Cutting Instructions This quilt is made up of 35 squares measuring 12 inches finished. Eighteen of the blocks have dark on the outside, and 17 have light on the outside. Feel free to change around the colours, or the numer of squares you make. For the quilt to be

This year, I would like to present a sampler quilt for guild members and for others who are interested, to work on through the coming year. The instructions will be presented here on the blog and won’t be printed out. I’m hoping this will bring more members to check out the blog more often. I