95 by 81 inches
180 blocks set into 10 rows of 18 blocks
Block finishes 9 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches
A very simple block. I am not alone in making a simple block with an inserted piece. There are many variations out there.
My block is adapted from my Riven design a couple years ago. Proportions could easily be changed. I am working on one with all batiks.
I'll probably use a wool batt because it is so large.
Block cutting
Solid: one rectangle cut 1 1/2 by 5 inch
Print: one rectangle 5 by 3 1/2 inches, one rectangle 5 by 6 inches
OR one rectangle cut 5 by 9 1/2 inches, then sub cut into 3 1/2 and 6 inch sections.
Press every other block horizontal seams up or down. Sew into pairs then into rows of 18. Make 10 rows. I pressed each row up.
You can read more about block construction and top assembly here:
https://kleinmeisjequilts.blogspot.com/2021/05/horizon.html
My design. Use at your pleasure.
9 comments:
Two friends and I used your pattern. It is so quick, easy and cute. We pranked our inline group by posting all 3 pictures at the very same time with the exact same wording in our messages. Thanks for the fun!
Oh yes, gorgeous quilt and I think I would definitely have this on my list of quilts to plan for. Thanks for giving all the details.
This is a great scrappy quilt. Thank you for sharing it!!
What a great quilt!
Sharon
Marvelous use of your scraps. So pretty and thank you for sharing. I never get enough of looking at beautiful quilts, each a work of art.
What a beautiful quilt. I like it. Have a blessed day.
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I love it! I have been making scrap quilts lately - I've got to get them used up!! So, this looks like a great one and I will get going with it - saving pieces as I cut things and using it for leader/enders - as soon as I get home, that is. We're in Florida right now visiting family.
Such a creative use of scraps! May have to try doing this.
I saw a scrappy version by Sane Crazy Crumbly that is great! I think you could use leftover layer cake squares for this very easily!
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