Three Dudes' Blocks
Stack of blocks ready to sew into larger blocks for another Quilt of Valor |
I love the video tutorials of the Missouri Star Quilt Company (MSQC), and if you've never watched any of them, you really should. Most of the projects are new-quilter friendly.
This particular block came from the Three Dudes Quilt Shop in Arizona. MSQC created a video on how to make the block, believe me it is easy and uses a LOT of scraps.
(For non-quilters, a Jelly Roll, is a roll of 2.5 inch strips from one fabric line.) For my blocks, I simply used 2.5 inch strips.
I hope to show you some progress on these blocks and this Quilt of Valor by next week.
I had no idea it was constructed that way. I thought you had to cut each little piece. That looks easy and the results are great!
ReplyDeleteI love the MSQC videos! some day I'm going to start making her quilts! :)
ReplyDeleteI also love the MSQC videos. And I just saw this Three Dudes block demo'd by a quilting friend who went to a mini retreat where they worked on these blocks. Very clever how they work out. I haven't tried them yet, but plan to soon.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this one all finished:)
ReplyDeleteI like the blocks, good job.
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I love looking at your quilt blocks and the reasoning for them. 30 plus years I took a quilting class and absolutely adored it. However though I somehow stuck with crocheting because its more portable (and less expensive). You always have such great posts!
ReplyDeleteAnother interesting pattern. I love how you're making use of all the scraps!
ReplyDeleteImpressive... both the pattern and your work. I bet the Knight could do free-form quilting; he visualizes far better than I do.
ReplyDeleteIt' same lovely block. I finished a quilt from blue strips a while ago. Be on alert all sides are on the bias if I remember correctly. Good for you getting more QOV quilts done. I need to do something that takes 2" strips as I have way toooooo many of them!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so random, but in the end, always makes a beautiful pattern. I love the fabric with the stars.
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