Thank you for advise on how to put the triangles together!
I had an epiphany when I started sewing. The dog-ears of this 60 degree triangle gives a perfect guide when sewing the shapes together! For each and every seam! I love them! My clear view triangle template is my new best friend!
; )
I choose to sew the eight pieces in the block together to a big diamond,
finger pressing seams,
sew diagonal rows together,
and press the seams with my steam iron while they were still in sections.
Another outside quick photo session:
The finished top is about 60 by 72, and my Amy Butler stash has slimmed down a bit...
These are so fun to puzzle together, I'm thinking of making another one!
; )
Could I tempt anyone to have a go? I think this 60 degree triangle is brilliant!
26 comments:
Love the fabric choices and your seams are so clean and spot on. I'd love to try this, I know I have that ruler in here somewhere!
Oh, I love it! I want to make one, but we're getting ready to move - so it will have to wait for a couple of months.
It is on my list and now that I see yours with those nice BIG triangles it is all the more tempting.
Lovely colors!
Happy sewing
Oh it looks just great! I may have a go at another 60* triangle quilt myself. I gifted my first one . . . .
this is gorgeous!!!
Looks like a great method & your quilt is looking so summery and cool :)
Wow! What a speedy! I love the pattern and,of course, your colors!
Bravo!! It is absolutely beautiful.
Virkelig flott! Jeg er en beundrer av din inspirerende blog.
Lovely to see the reverse- such neat seams and points. I haven't tried a equilateral triangle before, i really fancy it, I have some Julia Rothman Miscellany FQ that I would love to mix up with other stuff and cut big triangles from!
I love this so much, and I really want to have a go at it. Now where is all my Amy Butler...
I love how this turned out. So pretty.
Stunning :) I'm having a little love affair with my 60 degree ruler. It is just the best. I love your layout. Will have to try this at some point.
This is fabulous! I have a 60° triangle but haven't used it for ages...hmm you've got me thinking :-)
wow, I love this quilt!
I did not realize that the pieces are so big, until I saw the picture with your hands!
I must get this 60° triangle.
Wow- you are one busy lady! This quilt is wonderful and the colors are just perfect! Great job! And BTW I too have issues sewing together triangles. Shhh don't tell anyone tho. Lol
Yes! I love the equilateral ruler...I used it to make the Lark Quilt {also Amy Butler Fabric}. It is so fun to use.
Oh, looks so beautiful! I love your colours, fabrics and triangles, too! I made 'Orange Stones' similar but I sew every triangle row separate. With white it looks very different. I would love to make one like yours! x Teje
Very pretty colors, Very pretty quilt.
Stunning! I love the design and the fabric. Makes me want to make one now.
You I literally just gasped at the finished top pic!
I love it, and I love how big the pieces are xx
Å dette var utrolig flott Marit. Nydelige farger og flott sydd sammen.
Du er sååå flink. Den beste :):)
Klem fra Tine
Marit, this quilt is just gorgeous. I love your blue/green scheme and AB fabrics. Are you planning a quilt along for us when you do the next one?
Your quilt is absolutely beautiful! I want to make one! How much fabric did you need for each print?
Love it !!!
Breathtaking! I love it... You did a beautiful job!
Lovely! I have a long going WIP of a 60 degree triangle quilt. All voiles. And I'm making it king sized!
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