Double Churndash
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| Double Churndash 60 x 68 inches Quilt of Valor #189 |
The large (20 inch) double churndash blocks were quick and easy to make. I used binding and backing strips for the main blocks and new yardage for the red and blue churn dashes. The centers of the blocks were fussy cut from a panel donated by Jean F.
The pattern for the block can be found on the Double Churndash video tutorial from Missouri Star Quilt Company.
This sure is dramatic! And look at the secondary pattern?! Wow! It has to feel good to turn out a top like this; great job.
ReplyDeleteThat came together so nicely Nancy! I remember when you showed an individual block. For some reason they almost look like houses to me (maybe my eyes are doing weird things in the morning??). Feels like you pulled this one together rather quickly. Congratulations on a very nice finish!
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteWow! I really like that. That block is definitely going onto my "to do" list.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a handsome quilt top! The tan background adds such warmth and I love how you used the panel in the centers of the blocks - great design elements!
ReplyDeleteI love the fussy cut squares placed in the middles. Beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteYep, super fast and wonderful design. I've had good luck using some of the Missouri Star videos. Congrats on a quick and fabulous finished top.
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness!! That is a real beauty!
ReplyDeleteI love when the "back" is off white or ecru. Nice one Nancy
ReplyDeleteThis one turned out so nice. I really like the centers of the squares. They pull it all together.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Well done! I really like this one! Thanks for the card last week, nice to get mail and know that someone is thinking of us!!
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