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So not only did I have to make HST units, I had to make small partial QST units.Search for: Featured Blog – Quilt Inspiration – Inspiration, tools and techniques for beautiful quilts Free Quilt Patterns I added a partial QST to my block to add that pinwheel effect when the blocks come together. Which meant small blocks, small pieces- each unit finishes 1″ square! The Units I knew I would not have time to make a big quilt so I decided to make a mini quilt. I could have gone blue as the line has some amazing blues in it, but I decided to go a little dark. The line is called Moonlight Sky and, after many delays in shipping, it should be arriving in stores this month! Yay! I loved the idea of the blue and white- I mean, really, it’s a classic and so lovely! but I wanted to use some of the fabrics in my new Signature Line with Island Batik. And I have 2 backgrounds- a white and pale grey. You can see all of my HST units do not have a background color in them- the group down the diagonal of the block has 2 of the colors. So I added a partial QST to create a pinwheel and after many variations on a theme, this was my block in greyscale. I didn’t, but it seemed to me that this block could use a pinwheel!

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When Tammy and I first started this IG series of re-imagining blocks, I had the idea to make every block into some sort of pinwheel.

So how did I decide to recreate the block? I knew that I wanted to keep to the basic block idea but, I wanted to add some movement to it. Since I am a huge HST fan, of course I love it!īut I have actually never made an Ocean Waves quilt. It is made up of lots of Half Square Triangles. It is often seen as a 2 color block, maybe with shades of one color like blue and then a background color. This past month, August, it was the Ocean Waves quilt block. Today in the Exploring the Basics Series, Tammy and I are sharing the Ocean Waves quilt block!Įach month on Instagram, Tammy and I host a group of designers and we each re-imagine a basic quilt block.