I had been following Bonnie's colors for step 1 and 2, but now changed to the warm side of the color wheel for my next color. As I have the Easy Angle & Companion Angle rulers I used the posted method of creating the block. The block name is "Brave World" or "Mary's Triangle".
I noticed today on the google group - Quiltvillechat - that a number of people were talking about a youtube video by Deb Tucker. She called the same block - shaded 4 patch, but it required the purchase of a chart that was only available by mail. Then I remembered earlier seeing a post on Kati's blog where she had done a tutorial with mesurements for part 3, using the Deb Tucker method - so I sent a reply. For anyone else that is not a member of Quiltvillechat - www.katisquilting.blogspot.com.
As I was making these blocks I kept thinking I had done these before and realized that they were the same blocks that were strung together to form the outer border on - Orca Bay - last years mystery.
Happy Sewing,
Nettie in PA
Your colors are so vivid--very nice job on your blocks!
ReplyDeleteWow I love the orange. I am using orange in this step too!
ReplyDeleteLovely! It will be such fun to see all of the finished quilts in so many different colors.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your colors!
ReplyDeleteIt will be exciting to see your results. I am using gold, red and blue too, but with brown as my constant. Can't wait to see them all.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the sharing. I love the reds.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors. I'm anxious to see all the different quilts with just the colors different. I am new to quilting and this is my very first mystery. So much fun! Happy quilting.
ReplyDeleteYou've chosen such pretty colors:)
ReplyDeleteOoh, your colours look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours!!!! I too used both sides of the colour wheel.
ReplyDeleteLove your colors... so patriotic... I have a ton of fabrics red white and blues... I kind of wish those were the fabrics I picked for this quilt... Maybe the next one.
ReplyDeleteI am getting anxious for Friday and the next clue.
Nonnie