I am very excited to be a part of a blog hop today featuring Cirrus solids by Cloud 9. Each of us has designed a 12" block using these gorgeous solids in the same colors, and we're sharing the patterns for them. I made this jaunty little double pinwheel block- I hope you have fun with it!
10" squares in 5 colors, or scraps
Cutting Instructions:
Cutting Instructions:
Background- (4) 4 1/4" squares
Inner (smaller) Pinwheel-
Color 1- (2) 4 1/4" squares
Color 2- (2) 4 1/4" squares
Outer (larger) Pinwheel-
Color 1- (4) 3 7/8" squares
Color 2- (4) 3 7/8" squares
Cut the 4 1/4" squares twice diagonally, yielding 4 pieces each. Cut the 3 7/8" squares once diagonally, yielding 2 pieces each.
Sewing Instructions:
Assume a 1/4" seam throughout, and press all seams open.
Sew a background triangle piece to an inner pinwheel triangle, then sew that unit to an outer pinwheel triangle. Trim to 3.5" square. Make 16 of these units, 8 of each colorway.
Using 4 units from the last step, arrange into the following formation and sew units side by side, then sew the rows together. Make 4 of these units, 2 for each colorway.
Sew the pinwheels side by side, then sew the rows together to achieve a 2 by 2 grid with colors in alternate positions.
Twenty of the blocks together in a quilt would look like this. Isn't that fun? I love the movement it creates.
My block has been mailed in to be sewn all together with the others into sampler quilts for charity. I hope we get to see the quilts, they will be so unique.
Thank you Cloud 9 for the beautiful fat quarters, the Cirrus solids have a gorgeous texture and weave, I really enjoyed working with them. Not to mention the pretty colors!
Thank you also to our blog hop host, Stephanie. You can find more block tutorials from these wonderful ladies at the following links.
Host: Stephanie @Late Night Quilter
Kathy @Kathys Kwilts and More
Paige @Quilted Blooms
Mary @Strip Quilts Pass it On
Seven @The Concerned Craft
Olusola @Alice Samuel’s Quilt Co.
Ann @Brown Paws Quilting
Jodie @Persimmon + Pear
Vicki @Orchid Owl Quilts
Kitty @Night Quilter
Francine @Mochawildchild
Shelley @The Carpenter’s Daughter who Quilts
Jayne @Twiggy and Opal
Geraldine @Living Water Quilter
Shannon @Shannon Fraser Designs
Lisa @Sunlight In Winter Quilts
Jessica @Quilty Habit
Cassandra @The (not so) Dramatic Life
Deanna @Stitches Quilting
Denise @Craft Traditions
Paige @Quilted Blooms
Mary @Strip Quilts Pass it On
Seven @The Concerned Craft
Olusola @Alice Samuel’s Quilt Co.
Ann @Brown Paws Quilting
Jodie @Persimmon + Pear
Vicki @Orchid Owl Quilts
Kitty @Night Quilter
Francine @Mochawildchild
Shelley @The Carpenter’s Daughter who Quilts
Jayne @Twiggy and Opal
Geraldine @Living Water Quilter
Shannon @Shannon Fraser Designs
Lisa @Sunlight In Winter Quilts
Jessica @Quilty Habit
Cassandra @The (not so) Dramatic Life
Deanna @Stitches Quilting
Denise @Craft Traditions
Is this a new block?
ReplyDeleteLove pinwheel blocks! So double is twice as nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat take on a pinwheel block, your tutorial is very clear, lovely.
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Great 'spin' on the pinwheel block!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific, playful block! I personally adore pinwheels, and love this iteration! Well done.
ReplyDeleteLove, love pinwheels-very nice! Thank you, Susan
ReplyDeleteYou made a fun and beautiful pinwheel! Great tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteI love that you described your block as jaunty! You know what? It IS jaunty, lol!
ReplyDeleteYour block is one of the prettiest on this blog tour. Definitely one I would make.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous block! I love pinwheels :)
ReplyDeleteLove this block! And your Cloud 9 fabrics you used for it!
ReplyDeleteSusie
And again another pinwheel block to love. Very pretty with such great movement!
ReplyDeleteI love pinwheels and the colors in this bundle look great the way you used them in your block. Thank you so much for joining in.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, you block is fantastic and is my of my favorites from the blog hop. GREAT job Allison!
ReplyDeleteI love how the shades of fabrics work together to make the pinwheels, and that you used all the colors. Great block!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a double pinwheel. It's awesome.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial. I think the double pinwheel creates a lot of movement in the repeat =)
ReplyDeleteHow fun
I've always loved pinwheel blocks and yours is lovely!
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Love pinwheels!!! These colours are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI agree that it is a lovely new take on a pinwheel block. It's very pretty.
ReplyDeletePinwheels that create pinwheels are fabulous!!! Nice block and a great tuturial!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the different color variations.
ReplyDeleteThe pinwheels look so sweet in these colors. Nice tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteThe color placement in your block is spot on! It looks great! I just love little pinwheels. Your tutorial is very well laid out and illustrated well too.
ReplyDeletethis is very pretty. i love the way you positioned your colors.
ReplyDeleteLove this. So pretty in Cloud Nine fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.Love these pinwheels.Great job!
ReplyDeleteI really love your block. I'm wondering how a quilt might look mixed with another block mixed into it. You have me thinking. . .
ReplyDeletelove it :) pinwheels look so great made up as a quilt
ReplyDeleteLovely block and great clear tutorial. Love th mock up which shows so much movement.
ReplyDeleteLove the movement in this block, Alli! Super pretty :)
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ReplyDeleteOh, I love the little pinwheels so much! Really beautiful work, Allison!
ReplyDeleteAllison-Love your pinwheels!. These Cloud 9 colors are gorgeous together and the individual blocks are awesome. Can't wait to see the finished quilt!
ReplyDeletePinwheels are always fun. Good tutorial, thank you. :-)
ReplyDeleteTerrific block! It uses the colors so well. Those little pinwheels are so cute, and the quilt that results is beautiful. Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed a lovely block and shows excellent use of colors.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I have to point out that it is not new. Wrote a tutorial for this block over two years ago.
http://sewpreetiquilts.blogspot.com/2014/04/four-patch-hst-boston-block-tutorial.html
You are right Preeti, pinwheels are definitely not new in quilting, and there are blocks in the hop that are much more unique. I spent a good deal of time thinking of a block that I thought was beautiful and coming up with my own original instructions for it, though undoubtedly similar things exist out there. I enjoyed looking at your clever tutorial and the different possible arrangements!
DeleteThis block looks like so much fun! I've put it on my "must make" list. After designing my block for this hop, I now have a new appreciation for pattern designers. It's much harder than I thought. Karen
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