Zen Doodles Pattern

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Have a little fun using an array of classic shapes from the GO Qube Mix & Match 6”Block Set to create this beauty.  Let your imagination run wild and come up with an alternative color combination if you like.  Get into a nice rhythm and assembly line sew these 6”blocks and the end result is Zen.

Birdhouse

Let's Build a Birdhouse Machine Appliqué Pillow by Belinda Karls-Nace

Let's Build a Birdhouse – Machine Appliqué Pillow Finished size 15" x 15" Supplies: GO! Fabric Cutter (55100S) or GO! Baby Fabric Cutter (55600) or GO! Big Electric Fabric Cutter (55500) GO! Qube Mix & Match 8" Block (55776) (Dies used: #1 – 4" Square, #4 – 4" Quarter Square Triangle, #7 – Parallelogram 45֯, […]

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[New post] Shining Bright – A Patriotic Wall Hanging Quilting Tutorial

Shining Bright – A Patriotic Wall Hanging Quilting Tutorial by Belinda Karls-Nace Greetings sewing enthusiasts– it's me...Belinda from Blue Ribbon Designs…and I'm back again today with a brand new quilting tutorial featuring the GO! Qube. In case we haven't already met, I'm a quilting and needlework designer, creator, finisher, and teacher (and the author of the Samplings from a Blue Ribbon Girl blog)…and I put my AccuQuilt […] Read more of this post

GO! Qube Sweet Hearts Quilt

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Peaks and Valleys

Free Pattern from Accuquilt using the 12”Qube

Peaks and Valleys pattern

June Project

June’s Project is a zippered project bag – we will be making the front of the project bag during the meeting.  If you make your back before the meeting, you should be able to finish or almost finish the project during the meeting.

             

You can use any block you like, add borders if needed to make it a 16 ½” square.  For the sample I started with 4 fat quarters (3 different fabrics).  The back was made using our 12” Qube and the Blockade Block from the Accuquilt 72 Blocks Pattern.

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Bargello Bedlam!

Okay, kids, here are the What If pictures to give you some ideas of what to do with your bargello blocks.

Let's start with the basic block:

• To make four blocks, cut two 2½" strips x Width of Fabric from SIX fabrics.

Sew a set of six strips together and press the seam allowances toward the top fabric.

Sew the second set of strips together and press the seam allowances away from the top fabric.


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