Caroline Hadley
@geometriquilt.bsky.social
- modern quilting | Sunday sketches | quilt design
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- living + working on Wurundjeri land 🇦🇺
www.geometriquilt.com
www.instagram.com/geometriquilt
Sunday sketch #492
A few weeks ago, I shared a block-based design featuring alternating blocks that used straight lines and curves in complementary ways. I'm revisiting that concept this week, using some chunky shapes from a while back.
A few weeks ago, I shared a block-based design featuring alternating blocks that used straight lines and curves in complementary ways. I'm revisiting that concept this week, using some chunky shapes from a while back.
Sunday sketch #492
A few weeks ago, I shared a block-based design featuring alternating blocks that used straight lines and curves in complementary ways. I'm revisiting that concept this week, using some chunky shapes from a while back.
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November 29, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Sunday sketch #492
A few weeks ago, I shared a block-based design featuring alternating blocks that used straight lines and curves in complementary ways. I'm revisiting that concept this week, using some chunky shapes from a while back.
A few weeks ago, I shared a block-based design featuring alternating blocks that used straight lines and curves in complementary ways. I'm revisiting that concept this week, using some chunky shapes from a while back.
Finished quilt: Fizz
A while back, Tara Glastonbury of Stitch & Yarn invited me to contribute Moonshot to her next quilt exhibition, called 'Ahead of the Curve'. I'm always thrilled to be invited to participate in any of Tara's exhibitions, so of course I said yes! Then more recently, she asked if…
A while back, Tara Glastonbury of Stitch & Yarn invited me to contribute Moonshot to her next quilt exhibition, called 'Ahead of the Curve'. I'm always thrilled to be invited to participate in any of Tara's exhibitions, so of course I said yes! Then more recently, she asked if…
Finished quilt: Fizz
A while back, Tara Glastonbury of Stitch & Yarn invited me to contribute Moonshot to her next quilt exhibition, called 'Ahead of the Curve'. I'm always thrilled to be invited to participate in any of Tara's exhibitions, so of course I said yes! Then more recently, she asked if I had any other curvy quilts she could add to the mix.
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November 29, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Finished quilt: Fizz
A while back, Tara Glastonbury of Stitch & Yarn invited me to contribute Moonshot to her next quilt exhibition, called 'Ahead of the Curve'. I'm always thrilled to be invited to participate in any of Tara's exhibitions, so of course I said yes! Then more recently, she asked if…
A while back, Tara Glastonbury of Stitch & Yarn invited me to contribute Moonshot to her next quilt exhibition, called 'Ahead of the Curve'. I'm always thrilled to be invited to participate in any of Tara's exhibitions, so of course I said yes! Then more recently, she asked if…
Sunday sketch #491
I made a quilt recently (which I'll share in a few weeks' time) that used loads of wide curves – the same size/shape that I used in my quilts Blue Wave, Whirlwind and Quattro. Basically a 7" (finished) drunkard's path unit with a 3.5" (finished) drunkard's path cut out of it. A…
I made a quilt recently (which I'll share in a few weeks' time) that used loads of wide curves – the same size/shape that I used in my quilts Blue Wave, Whirlwind and Quattro. Basically a 7" (finished) drunkard's path unit with a 3.5" (finished) drunkard's path cut out of it. A…
Sunday sketch #491
I made a quilt recently (which I'll share in a few weeks' time) that used loads of wide curves – the same size/shape that I used in my quilts Blue Wave, Whirlwind and Quattro. Basically a 7" (finished) drunkard's path unit with a 3.5" (finished) drunkard's path cut out of it. A bit like a macaroni! It's such a great shape, and so easy to piece thanks to…
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November 22, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Sunday sketch #491
I made a quilt recently (which I'll share in a few weeks' time) that used loads of wide curves – the same size/shape that I used in my quilts Blue Wave, Whirlwind and Quattro. Basically a 7" (finished) drunkard's path unit with a 3.5" (finished) drunkard's path cut out of it. A…
I made a quilt recently (which I'll share in a few weeks' time) that used loads of wide curves – the same size/shape that I used in my quilts Blue Wave, Whirlwind and Quattro. Basically a 7" (finished) drunkard's path unit with a 3.5" (finished) drunkard's path cut out of it. A…
Sunday sketch #490
More sawtooth stars this week, since I'm building on last week's sketch. It's essentially the same underlying design, just coloured differently. Let me show you how I got here from there!
More sawtooth stars this week, since I'm building on last week's sketch. It's essentially the same underlying design, just coloured differently. Let me show you how I got here from there!
Sunday sketch #490
More sawtooth stars this week, since I'm building on last week's sketch. It's essentially the same underlying design, just coloured differently. Let me show you how I got here from there!
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November 15, 2025 at 10:04 PM
Sunday sketch #490
More sawtooth stars this week, since I'm building on last week's sketch. It's essentially the same underlying design, just coloured differently. Let me show you how I got here from there!
More sawtooth stars this week, since I'm building on last week's sketch. It's essentially the same underlying design, just coloured differently. Let me show you how I got here from there!
Sunday sketch #489
Would you believe that I designed this week's sketch and drafted this blog post almost two weeks ago, and only realised last Wednesday that the basic design is the same as Sunday sketch #440 (posted last December)?! I always knew it would happen eventually... I've copied myself!…
Would you believe that I designed this week's sketch and drafted this blog post almost two weeks ago, and only realised last Wednesday that the basic design is the same as Sunday sketch #440 (posted last December)?! I always knew it would happen eventually... I've copied myself!…
Sunday sketch #489
Would you believe that I designed this week's sketch and drafted this blog post almost two weeks ago, and only realised last Wednesday that the basic design is the same as Sunday sketch #440 (posted last December)?! I always knew it would happen eventually... I've copied myself! 🙂 I thought about ditching this post, but in the end decided to keep it for a few reasons.
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November 8, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Sunday sketch #489
Would you believe that I designed this week's sketch and drafted this blog post almost two weeks ago, and only realised last Wednesday that the basic design is the same as Sunday sketch #440 (posted last December)?! I always knew it would happen eventually... I've copied myself!…
Would you believe that I designed this week's sketch and drafted this blog post almost two weeks ago, and only realised last Wednesday that the basic design is the same as Sunday sketch #440 (posted last December)?! I always knew it would happen eventually... I've copied myself!…
Sunday sketch #488
One of the quilts I'm making at the moment combines traditional quilt blocks (nine patches and rail-fence sashing blocks) with circles. It's a funny mix of old and new, prints and solids... it's a way to use up fabric from my stash while trying out a new design approach. At the…
One of the quilts I'm making at the moment combines traditional quilt blocks (nine patches and rail-fence sashing blocks) with circles. It's a funny mix of old and new, prints and solids... it's a way to use up fabric from my stash while trying out a new design approach. At the…
Sunday sketch #488
One of the quilts I'm making at the moment combines traditional quilt blocks (nine patches and rail-fence sashing blocks) with circles. It's a funny mix of old and new, prints and solids... it's a way to use up fabric from my stash while trying out a new design approach. At the same time, it's been prompting me to add new or unexpected shapes into designs that were otherwise languishing.
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November 1, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Sunday sketch #488
One of the quilts I'm making at the moment combines traditional quilt blocks (nine patches and rail-fence sashing blocks) with circles. It's a funny mix of old and new, prints and solids... it's a way to use up fabric from my stash while trying out a new design approach. At the…
One of the quilts I'm making at the moment combines traditional quilt blocks (nine patches and rail-fence sashing blocks) with circles. It's a funny mix of old and new, prints and solids... it's a way to use up fabric from my stash while trying out a new design approach. At the…
Sunday sketch #487
I don't usually do holiday-themed designs, but I couldn't help it this week. The basic flower unit in last week's sketch reminded me of a pumpkin, and with Halloween coming up... it felt like good timing to play around with the idea a little more.
I don't usually do holiday-themed designs, but I couldn't help it this week. The basic flower unit in last week's sketch reminded me of a pumpkin, and with Halloween coming up... it felt like good timing to play around with the idea a little more.
Sunday sketch #487
I don't usually do holiday-themed designs, but I couldn't help it this week. The basic flower unit in last week's sketch reminded me of a pumpkin, and with Halloween coming up... it felt like good timing to play around with the idea a little more.
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October 25, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Sunday sketch #487
I don't usually do holiday-themed designs, but I couldn't help it this week. The basic flower unit in last week's sketch reminded me of a pumpkin, and with Halloween coming up... it felt like good timing to play around with the idea a little more.
I don't usually do holiday-themed designs, but I couldn't help it this week. The basic flower unit in last week's sketch reminded me of a pumpkin, and with Halloween coming up... it felt like good timing to play around with the idea a little more.
Sunday sketch #486
I always seem to have one or two unrealised ideas in my head when it comes to quilt designing – vague concepts or hazy pictures that float around my brain but won't quite land on paper (or screen). One of these ideas is for an Australian native plants/flowers quilt – I'm…
I always seem to have one or two unrealised ideas in my head when it comes to quilt designing – vague concepts or hazy pictures that float around my brain but won't quite land on paper (or screen). One of these ideas is for an Australian native plants/flowers quilt – I'm…
Sunday sketch #486
I always seem to have one or two unrealised ideas in my head when it comes to quilt designing – vague concepts or hazy pictures that float around my brain but won't quite land on paper (or screen). One of these ideas is for an Australian native plants/flowers quilt – I'm determined to design a modern quilt based on banksias or wattles one of these days!
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October 18, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Sunday sketch #486
I always seem to have one or two unrealised ideas in my head when it comes to quilt designing – vague concepts or hazy pictures that float around my brain but won't quite land on paper (or screen). One of these ideas is for an Australian native plants/flowers quilt – I'm…
I always seem to have one or two unrealised ideas in my head when it comes to quilt designing – vague concepts or hazy pictures that float around my brain but won't quite land on paper (or screen). One of these ideas is for an Australian native plants/flowers quilt – I'm…
Sunday sketch #485
A few weeks ago, I shared a sketch featuring stripy blocks that were subcut into triangle-in-a-square units. Depending on the colour palette and placement, the design could look like larger transparent shapes had been placed over a checkerboard of stripes. I'd also tried the…
A few weeks ago, I shared a sketch featuring stripy blocks that were subcut into triangle-in-a-square units. Depending on the colour palette and placement, the design could look like larger transparent shapes had been placed over a checkerboard of stripes. I'd also tried the…
Sunday sketch #485
A few weeks ago, I shared a sketch featuring stripy blocks that were subcut into triangle-in-a-square units. Depending on the colour palette and placement, the design could look like larger transparent shapes had been placed over a checkerboard of stripes. I'd also tried the same effect with curves, but decided not to include those pics in that post. But one of the first comments I got on…
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October 11, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Sunday sketch #485
A few weeks ago, I shared a sketch featuring stripy blocks that were subcut into triangle-in-a-square units. Depending on the colour palette and placement, the design could look like larger transparent shapes had been placed over a checkerboard of stripes. I'd also tried the…
A few weeks ago, I shared a sketch featuring stripy blocks that were subcut into triangle-in-a-square units. Depending on the colour palette and placement, the design could look like larger transparent shapes had been placed over a checkerboard of stripes. I'd also tried the…
Sunday sketch #484
Some groovy retro shapes this week, to cleanse your palate (and palette!) after a few weeks of mostly traditional designs.
Some groovy retro shapes this week, to cleanse your palate (and palette!) after a few weeks of mostly traditional designs.
Sunday sketch #484
Some groovy retro shapes this week, to cleanse your palate (and palette!) after a few weeks of mostly traditional designs.
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October 4, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Sunday sketch #484
Some groovy retro shapes this week, to cleanse your palate (and palette!) after a few weeks of mostly traditional designs.
Some groovy retro shapes this week, to cleanse your palate (and palette!) after a few weeks of mostly traditional designs.
I donated Starbound to the MQG Auction — anyone can bid on these quilts to support the mission of the MQG (and nab a modern quilt!). Bidding is open from Oct 1 to 15.
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October 1, 2025 at 5:07 AM
I donated Starbound to the MQG Auction — anyone can bid on these quilts to support the mission of the MQG (and nab a modern quilt!). Bidding is open from Oct 1 to 15.
www.charityauctionstoday.com/bid/themqg
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Sunday sketch #483
Like Sunday sketches #481 and #482, this week's sketch is a block-based design featuring one main motif: a two-layer economy block surrounded on all four sides by a small square on point. The small squares are shared between adjacent blocks, and there's potential to change…
Like Sunday sketches #481 and #482, this week's sketch is a block-based design featuring one main motif: a two-layer economy block surrounded on all four sides by a small square on point. The small squares are shared between adjacent blocks, and there's potential to change…
Sunday sketch #483
Like Sunday sketches #481 and #482, this week's sketch is a block-based design featuring one main motif: a two-layer economy block surrounded on all four sides by a small square on point. The small squares are shared between adjacent blocks, and there's potential to change things up through colour placement and by adding different shapes in spaces between blocks.
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September 27, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Sunday sketch #483
Like Sunday sketches #481 and #482, this week's sketch is a block-based design featuring one main motif: a two-layer economy block surrounded on all four sides by a small square on point. The small squares are shared between adjacent blocks, and there's potential to change…
Like Sunday sketches #481 and #482, this week's sketch is a block-based design featuring one main motif: a two-layer economy block surrounded on all four sides by a small square on point. The small squares are shared between adjacent blocks, and there's potential to change…
Sunday sketch #482
It's not too hard to see the common element in this week's and last week's sketches: that dark double-layer economy block with smaller angled squares on its top, bottom and sides. Now there are just more of them!
It's not too hard to see the common element in this week's and last week's sketches: that dark double-layer economy block with smaller angled squares on its top, bottom and sides. Now there are just more of them!
Sunday sketch #482
It's not too hard to see the common element in this week's and last week's sketches: that dark double-layer economy block with smaller angled squares on its top, bottom and sides. Now there are just more of them!
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September 20, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Sunday sketch #482
It's not too hard to see the common element in this week's and last week's sketches: that dark double-layer economy block with smaller angled squares on its top, bottom and sides. Now there are just more of them!
It's not too hard to see the common element in this week's and last week's sketches: that dark double-layer economy block with smaller angled squares on its top, bottom and sides. Now there are just more of them!
Sunday sketch #481
It's been a minute since I shared a series of related sketches. This week's (and at least the next two weeks') sketches feature a recurring motif that I've been calling (in my head) the 'robot'. Even though it doesn't really look anything like a robot.
It's been a minute since I shared a series of related sketches. This week's (and at least the next two weeks') sketches feature a recurring motif that I've been calling (in my head) the 'robot'. Even though it doesn't really look anything like a robot.
Sunday sketch #481
It's been a minute since I shared a series of related sketches. This week's (and at least the next two weeks') sketches feature a recurring motif that I've been calling (in my head) the 'robot'. Even though it doesn't really look anything like a robot.
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September 13, 2025 at 11:07 PM
Sunday sketch #481
It's been a minute since I shared a series of related sketches. This week's (and at least the next two weeks') sketches feature a recurring motif that I've been calling (in my head) the 'robot'. Even though it doesn't really look anything like a robot.
It's been a minute since I shared a series of related sketches. This week's (and at least the next two weeks') sketches feature a recurring motif that I've been calling (in my head) the 'robot'. Even though it doesn't really look anything like a robot.
Sunday sketch #480
I had stripes on my mind a few weeks ago, and this is one of the designs I created. (Another one was Sunday sketch #478; I'll share some others in a few more weeks!) And, thanks to Tara Glastonbury / Stitch & Yarn and issue #8 of Curated Colour, you don't have to look at my same…
I had stripes on my mind a few weeks ago, and this is one of the designs I created. (Another one was Sunday sketch #478; I'll share some others in a few more weeks!) And, thanks to Tara Glastonbury / Stitch & Yarn and issue #8 of Curated Colour, you don't have to look at my same…
Sunday sketch #480
I had stripes on my mind a few weeks ago, and this is one of the designs I created. (Another one was Sunday sketch #478; I'll share some others in a few more weeks!) And, thanks to Tara Glastonbury / Stitch & Yarn and issue #8 of Curated Colour, you don't have to look at my same old palette of 5+ pinks and oranges – I've got some new colour combos to use!
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September 6, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Sunday sketch #480
I had stripes on my mind a few weeks ago, and this is one of the designs I created. (Another one was Sunday sketch #478; I'll share some others in a few more weeks!) And, thanks to Tara Glastonbury / Stitch & Yarn and issue #8 of Curated Colour, you don't have to look at my same…
I had stripes on my mind a few weeks ago, and this is one of the designs I created. (Another one was Sunday sketch #478; I'll share some others in a few more weeks!) And, thanks to Tara Glastonbury / Stitch & Yarn and issue #8 of Curated Colour, you don't have to look at my same…
Sunday sketch #479
This week's sketch reminds me of hopscotch – jumping back and forth between squares.
This week's sketch reminds me of hopscotch – jumping back and forth between squares.
Sunday sketch #479
This week's sketch reminds me of hopscotch – jumping back and forth between squares.
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August 30, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Sunday sketch #479
This week's sketch reminds me of hopscotch – jumping back and forth between squares.
This week's sketch reminds me of hopscotch – jumping back and forth between squares.
Sunday sketch #478
A fun and energetic design this week, with a bit of room for colour play!
A fun and energetic design this week, with a bit of room for colour play!
Sunday sketch #478
A fun and energetic design this week, with a bit of room for colour play!
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August 23, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Sunday sketch #478
A fun and energetic design this week, with a bit of room for colour play!
A fun and energetic design this week, with a bit of room for colour play!
Sunday sketch #477
It's been a while since I posted a sketch featuring both curves and straight lines – I seem to have concentrated on one or the other in recent months.
It's been a while since I posted a sketch featuring both curves and straight lines – I seem to have concentrated on one or the other in recent months.
Sunday sketch #477
It's been a while since I posted a sketch featuring both curves and straight lines – I seem to have concentrated on one or the other in recent months.
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August 16, 2025 at 11:08 PM
Sunday sketch #477
It's been a while since I posted a sketch featuring both curves and straight lines – I seem to have concentrated on one or the other in recent months.
It's been a while since I posted a sketch featuring both curves and straight lines – I seem to have concentrated on one or the other in recent months.
Sunday sketch #476
Splat! The slightly irregular edges on this week's sketch remind me a little of a liquid splashing onto a solid surface – or those slow-motion videos of crown splashes.
Splat! The slightly irregular edges on this week's sketch remind me a little of a liquid splashing onto a solid surface – or those slow-motion videos of crown splashes.
Sunday sketch #476
Splat! The slightly irregular edges on this week's sketch remind me a little of a liquid splashing onto a solid surface – or those slow-motion videos of crown splashes.
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August 9, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Sunday sketch #476
Splat! The slightly irregular edges on this week's sketch remind me a little of a liquid splashing onto a solid surface – or those slow-motion videos of crown splashes.
Splat! The slightly irregular edges on this week's sketch remind me a little of a liquid splashing onto a solid surface – or those slow-motion videos of crown splashes.
Finished quilt: Tectonic
Every now and then I'll create a design and then hoard it for a bit while I decide if I want to make it myself. Sometimes I do (see Sunday sketch #441 / Moonshot, or #432, for example), and sometimes I don't (too many to count!). This time I did 🙂 Meet Tectonic.
Every now and then I'll create a design and then hoard it for a bit while I decide if I want to make it myself. Sometimes I do (see Sunday sketch #441 / Moonshot, or #432, for example), and sometimes I don't (too many to count!). This time I did 🙂 Meet Tectonic.
Finished quilt: Tectonic
Every now and then I'll create a design and then hoard it for a bit while I decide if I want to make it myself. Sometimes I do (see Sunday sketch #441 / Moonshot, or #432, for example), and sometimes I don't (too many to count!). This time I did 🙂 Meet Tectonic.
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August 5, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Finished quilt: Tectonic
Every now and then I'll create a design and then hoard it for a bit while I decide if I want to make it myself. Sometimes I do (see Sunday sketch #441 / Moonshot, or #432, for example), and sometimes I don't (too many to count!). This time I did 🙂 Meet Tectonic.
Every now and then I'll create a design and then hoard it for a bit while I decide if I want to make it myself. Sometimes I do (see Sunday sketch #441 / Moonshot, or #432, for example), and sometimes I don't (too many to count!). This time I did 🙂 Meet Tectonic.
Sunday sketch #475
This week's sketch makes use of zig-zag edges to give the impression that adjacent blocks are slotting into each other. I've used that effect before, but I think this is the best example! It's definitely my favourite, anyway.
This week's sketch makes use of zig-zag edges to give the impression that adjacent blocks are slotting into each other. I've used that effect before, but I think this is the best example! It's definitely my favourite, anyway.
Sunday sketch #475
This week's sketch makes use of zig-zag edges to give the impression that adjacent blocks are slotting into each other. I've used that effect before, but I think this is the best example! It's definitely my favourite, anyway.
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August 2, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Sunday sketch #475
This week's sketch makes use of zig-zag edges to give the impression that adjacent blocks are slotting into each other. I've used that effect before, but I think this is the best example! It's definitely my favourite, anyway.
This week's sketch makes use of zig-zag edges to give the impression that adjacent blocks are slotting into each other. I've used that effect before, but I think this is the best example! It's definitely my favourite, anyway.
Sunday sketch #474
I don't make improv quilts – which the Modern Quilt Guild defines for QuiltCon as '...pieced improvisationally (without a defined pattern or template)'. Defined patterns and templates are my happy place 🙂 But I like to borrow concepts from improv now and then – such as the…
I don't make improv quilts – which the Modern Quilt Guild defines for QuiltCon as '...pieced improvisationally (without a defined pattern or template)'. Defined patterns and templates are my happy place 🙂 But I like to borrow concepts from improv now and then – such as the…
Sunday sketch #474
I don't make improv quilts – which the Modern Quilt Guild defines for QuiltCon as '...pieced improvisationally (without a defined pattern or template)'. Defined patterns and templates are my happy place 🙂 But I like to borrow concepts from improv now and then – such as the wonkiness of this week's blocks.
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July 26, 2025 at 11:05 PM
Sunday sketch #474
I don't make improv quilts – which the Modern Quilt Guild defines for QuiltCon as '...pieced improvisationally (without a defined pattern or template)'. Defined patterns and templates are my happy place 🙂 But I like to borrow concepts from improv now and then – such as the…
I don't make improv quilts – which the Modern Quilt Guild defines for QuiltCon as '...pieced improvisationally (without a defined pattern or template)'. Defined patterns and templates are my happy place 🙂 But I like to borrow concepts from improv now and then – such as the…
Sunday sketch #473
This week I'm reusing a little shape from two recent Sunday sketches (#469 and #470) – basically a set of four kite-in-a-square units where the kite's point doesn't quite meet the square's corner.
This week I'm reusing a little shape from two recent Sunday sketches (#469 and #470) – basically a set of four kite-in-a-square units where the kite's point doesn't quite meet the square's corner.
Sunday sketch #473
This week I'm reusing a little shape from two recent Sunday sketches (#469 and #470) – basically a set of four kite-in-a-square units where the kite's point doesn't quite meet the square's corner.
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July 19, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Sunday sketch #473
This week I'm reusing a little shape from two recent Sunday sketches (#469 and #470) – basically a set of four kite-in-a-square units where the kite's point doesn't quite meet the square's corner.
This week I'm reusing a little shape from two recent Sunday sketches (#469 and #470) – basically a set of four kite-in-a-square units where the kite's point doesn't quite meet the square's corner.
Sunday sketch #472
I designed this week's sketch before the QuiltCon 2026 Diamond Quilting Challenge was announced, but it did make me realise that I don't design with diamonds much. I think that's mostly because I haven't figured out how to do it easily in Electric Quilt 8 (my fault, not…
I designed this week's sketch before the QuiltCon 2026 Diamond Quilting Challenge was announced, but it did make me realise that I don't design with diamonds much. I think that's mostly because I haven't figured out how to do it easily in Electric Quilt 8 (my fault, not…
Sunday sketch #472
I designed this week's sketch before the QuiltCon 2026 Diamond Quilting Challenge was announced, but it did make me realise that I don't design with diamonds much. I think that's mostly because I haven't figured out how to do it easily in Electric Quilt 8 (my fault, not theirs!). I really should learn one of these days.
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July 12, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Sunday sketch #472
I designed this week's sketch before the QuiltCon 2026 Diamond Quilting Challenge was announced, but it did make me realise that I don't design with diamonds much. I think that's mostly because I haven't figured out how to do it easily in Electric Quilt 8 (my fault, not…
I designed this week's sketch before the QuiltCon 2026 Diamond Quilting Challenge was announced, but it did make me realise that I don't design with diamonds much. I think that's mostly because I haven't figured out how to do it easily in Electric Quilt 8 (my fault, not…
Sunday sketch #471
I've been hopping back and forth between a few related designs lately, and while this week's sketch didn't evolve directly from a previous idea, it was inspired by Sunday sketch #468.
I've been hopping back and forth between a few related designs lately, and while this week's sketch didn't evolve directly from a previous idea, it was inspired by Sunday sketch #468.
Sunday sketch #471
I've been hopping back and forth between a few related designs lately, and while this week's sketch didn't evolve directly from a previous idea, it was inspired by Sunday sketch #468.
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July 5, 2025 at 11:05 PM
Sunday sketch #471
I've been hopping back and forth between a few related designs lately, and while this week's sketch didn't evolve directly from a previous idea, it was inspired by Sunday sketch #468.
I've been hopping back and forth between a few related designs lately, and while this week's sketch didn't evolve directly from a previous idea, it was inspired by Sunday sketch #468.