Laurel Ridge is the 2025 Block of the Month quilt designed by Lynn Wilder exclusively for The Quilt Show. Star Members have FREE access to the patterns starting January 1, 2025. Made in two colorways, the complete patterns are excellent. You will love making this quilt. Lynn supports the pattern instructions with Videos too.
Month 7 finds us making more Four Patch in a Star blocks. We first made these in Month 1. Find my post here: MONTH 1 FOUR PATCH IN A STAR
This month we make 24 blocks. If using the Kit Fabrics, follow the pattern instructions for fabric selection. If using your own fabrics, select whatever you like.
MY CUTTING ADJUSTMENT: I like to cut the E triangles from squares that start at 4.75". CUT 3 STRIPS 4.75", sub-cut into 24 squares, 4.75" each. Draw a pencil line on BOTH DIAGONALS, then cut the 4.75" square into 4 small squares, 2 3/8" each, with the pencil lines already drawn. 24 squares 4.75" = 96 squares 2 3/8".
I found it helpful to have that slight extra amount. To follow the pattern instructions, cut the squares 4.5", that creates 4 squares 2 1/4" as per the instructions:
I used my Month 1 blocks, saved after I changed all my other star blocks to have a dark green square running diagonally:
First set of blocks I made |
Second choice, all blocks have dark green squares on the diagonal |
when do we get the color ways posted for these blocks?
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DeleteIt should be open by June 30.
DeleteTrying to reach you four ways from Sunday and I hope I don't look like a stalker. You were talking about the OOPS. In the upper left quadrant I see 3 half-sq triangle units in what looks like white and the border fabric. In all the other quadrants, what I can see, the border fabric is pointed toward the green squares. These appear very willy-nilly. Was this a design choice you made? I immediately thought it was the OOPS you were speaking of. Hope this doesn't cause you more grief. Pat Hersl, quiltingwithahon@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteGreat eye, Pat. Yes, those are turned wrong too. More in-sewing in my future, sheesh! Thanks for letting me know.
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