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Blue Indigo
Made by Sandra Keller
Nine-patch quilts are a perennial favorite; they are easy and fun to make. This one--with its classic indigo blues and crisp white prints floating in a sea of apple green--is a real eye-catcher. The pattern can provide a beginning quiltmaker with a chance to practice rotary cutting and strip piecing, but even experienced quiltmakers may find they can sharpen their skill at creating even 1/4" seams and perfectly matched sharp corners.
Sandra was inspired by a photo of an antique quilt sewn by an unknown quiltmaker, c. 1885. She chose fabrics that are similar in color and design to those from that time with a variety of white with blue
reproduction shirtings.
This pattern appears in the July/August 2005 (#374) issue of Quilter's Newsletter Magazine. If that issue is no longer available at your local quilt store, check back issue availability and order online at www.villagequiltshoppe.com.
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Strip Piecing for Nine-Patches.
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