Full Scrappy Cross Roads Quilt вђ Stitched In Color

Full Scrappy Cross Roads Quilt вђ Stitched In Color A cross roads indeed! this was a great little block for working through my tiniest crumb scraps. i miniaturized the scrappy cross roads blockon lori holt’s blog with scrappy squares cut 2” and background squares cut 3.5”. the colored scraps are my go to saturated fabrics, but the low volumes used here are a bit more playful than usual. Wanting to make your own? visit lori holt’s blog for the scrappy cross roads block tutorial. my blocks are smaller scale, so cut accordingly: 2” scrappy squares for cross roads blocks. 3.5” background squares for cross roads blocks. 2.5” squares for half square triangles at cross road block edges. 2” black and low volume squares for.

Full Scrappy Cross Roads Quilt вђ Stitched In Color Full scrappy cross roads quilt today i get to share a finished quilt. it’s the very last quilt i’ve quilted on my longarm and the very last quilt i’ll finish before moving abroad. Today i get to share a finished quilt. it’s the very last quilt i’ve quilted on my longarm and the very last quilt i’ll finish before moving abroad. isn’t it funny that it happens to be a block called “cross roads”? a cross roads indeed!. For one of my scrappy cross roads block. you will need to cut 8 4 1 2" squares. you can easily get 8 from. one 4 1 2" x width of fabric strip…. so this means 1 8th yard of fabric = 1 block…. 1 yard of fabric = 8 blocks and so forth:) this is my 2 1 2" scrappy stash basket. that i am cutting my squares from. 6″ crossroads quilt block. 6 inches is the finished size of the block and the unfinished size is 6½”. do you have a box of scraps? the box below is batiks that are less than 2½” wide. i don’t get in this that much as i also have separate containers of assorted sizes already cut but for this block, i needed 1½” x 2½” rectangles.

Full Scrappy Cross Roads Quilt вђ Stitched In Color For one of my scrappy cross roads block. you will need to cut 8 4 1 2" squares. you can easily get 8 from. one 4 1 2" x width of fabric strip…. so this means 1 8th yard of fabric = 1 block…. 1 yard of fabric = 8 blocks and so forth:) this is my 2 1 2" scrappy stash basket. that i am cutting my squares from. 6″ crossroads quilt block. 6 inches is the finished size of the block and the unfinished size is 6½”. do you have a box of scraps? the box below is batiks that are less than 2½” wide. i don’t get in this that much as i also have separate containers of assorted sizes already cut but for this block, i needed 1½” x 2½” rectangles. Introducing my scrappy arkansas cross roads scrappy x’s and 16 patch quilt. this quilt uses an alternating 16 patch block with an x block. the dark x’s look black, but they are actually a navy color. the scrappy blocks are 2 x 2 inch squares (originally cut 2.5 inch squares with a 1 4 inch seam). i used a navy colored thread for the bobbin. Wow, you had so many great border ideas for my miniature cross roads blocks! energized by your suggestions, i got right to work finishing it up. today i put the last stitches in this scrapalicious quilt top!.