Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Lattice Class - Part One



These are the first few blocks
made by one of my evening students -
her first ever project from Sujata's book.

Her array of fabrics includes a mix of reds, yellows,
blues, and oranges in addition to these greens.

She was nervous at the beginning
but has taken to the process
and is now excited about her
quirky and super scrappy approach.




Miss Marie started with these colors
along with several greens and purples
and then added a few more during class
including a golden yellow and two different pinks.




Miss Patty is making her version
with this floral in every block.

She'll use the three colors on the plate
as her inserts to make a modified version
of Sujata's lattice with straight-ish cut inserts.

The darker colors under the plate
will eventually become her borders.



Miss Jeanne is going B-O-L-D with her version.




Miss Alice is also going to do a modified version because
she wants all of her inserts to be the print named "Figgy."

She added one more color to her squares during class,
a warm rich orange like one of the leaves in the print.




Miss Geri started with a layer cake 
and added a few more colors to her mix -
her first blocks look wonderful.

I didn't get photos of Miss Linda's fabrics
but she is going with clear brights
from the Hungry Caterpillar line
alternated with white on whites.




I had used a layer cake to make step outs
and a few sample blocks.

After class, I sewed up the rest of the blocks
to create this 48" x 72" layout.




I'll get the top sewn together and
piece a scrappy back with the leftover blocks
and share the results with the students 
during our second class.

Then the top and back will be donated
to one of our local quilt guilds
for their hospice quilt project.

It is so much fun to watch
how different students approach
the designs in Sujata's book
and then help them make
their ideas come to life!




3 comments:

  1. I have a partially started one in greys. Got sidetracked. All of the student work is just fabulous, congrats to them!

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  2. Julie, These are beautiful works in progress! I need to get to the fabric shop. I haven't bought new fabric in a while. I am missing out on some really scrumptious prints! xo

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  3. So fun seeing all the different interpretations of this pattern. I love that! Is this your design?

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