Used with permission Quiltmaker May/June '18 Published by F+W
The best part with Medallion styled piecing is you get to choose the designs for every round. You can try out techniques but not be committed to an 80 x 80 pattern. It can be a border that is only 6" wide and 24" long. This pattern finishes at 52 x 52 but you can keep adding rounds to make it as big as you want. Add your our design elements to create a one of a kind piece. Easy, right? This pattern included English Paper Piecing, a template pattern for the center, bias vines that I stitched down by machine, hand applique for the EPP, and a fun design element in the outside border. I went very scrappy, but this would also be fabulous in batiks.
Each round on this quilt seemed to take on its' own life. The center star is 20" square so it was a perfect jumping off point. The magazine has instructions for appliqueing the center circle, but if you want to try your hand at insetting the circle, go HERE for a step by step photo tutorial. Slow and steady wins with this center block.
tUsed with permission Quiltmaker May/June '18 Published by F+W
Used with permission Quiltmaker May/June '18 Published by F+W
Check back for a few tutorials from me and start working on this. You'll have it finished in time for July 4th!
Keep stitching,
Sharon
6 comments:
Congrats, Sharon!! Such an achievement!
It is a beautiful quilt. You have inspired me to see some possibilities with a Mariner's Compass and a Feathered Star that are buried somewhere in my UFO closet!
Congratulations! What a gorgeous medallion—so striking with your fabric and pattern choices!
Congratulations Sharon! It is such a gorgeous quilt! I agree about medallions- love them!!
How wonderful for you Sharon! Your medallion quilt is lovely and such a classic style!
Ooo pretty! May have to run get that magazine!
Great way to make the chevron border. I don't make secondary triangles unless my blocks are very large!
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