This is the Road to Triumph Ranch block that I showed in my post reviewing the Jennifer Chiaverini book Sonoma Rose. I have had a couple of requests to do a tutorial on how I made these blocks.
You will need either a jelly roll....
You will need either a jelly roll....
You can use any 2 1/2" wide strips.
You need an equilateral triangle or another way to measure a 60 degree triangle.
The center hexagon is 1".
Put 2 of the 2 1/2" strips together and cut a 4 1/2" section.
Sew together along the long side.
Place the center line of the ruler on the seam line and the 3 1/2" line along the bottom edge.
Sew the six sections together, and then sew a 1" hexagon over the center of the block. I turn the blocks over and cut away the bulk where all of the seams come together in the center.
I'm auditioning a different setting fabric.
Wow, beautiful job, LuAnn! Did you figure this out all by yourself? I'm impressed. Such pretty little blocks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block - thanks for showing us how you made it - I can see some of these happening for me!
ReplyDeleteLove this LuAnn.. Wondering about your ruler..Do you remember where you got it? I couldn't see the brand. I'm looking for a small 60 degree ruler, I have the small equilateral triangle, but I like the other markings that is on yours.
ReplyDeleteClever girl. I love the blocks. Thanks for the instructions.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely LuAnn! You share the most inspiring projects, I want to try everything you turn out. Thank you for posting with pictures.
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Thanks so much, LuAnn!!! It looked more difficult. You used such beautiful fabrics...!
ReplyDeleteVery cool - I love this in Kaffe fabrics. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteFabulous...love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are really great. Very simple, but it doesn't look simple. I really love it!
ReplyDeleteNice tutorial. I love both backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteLuAnn thank you...great blocks...
ReplyDeleteNice blocks. Great tute! It's brilliant to stitch the two pieces together first and then cut... neat idea. Thank you. I've never worked w/Kaffe's fabrics... but wow the colors sure grab me.
ReplyDeleteoh WOW..LuAnn great tutorial and lovely colors...
ReplyDeleteFabulous Fun!! They do look fast and I enjoy seeing your fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
Very yummy LuAnn. Very good tutorial Thank you. Can't wait to see the end result.
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!!!!! That is some beautiful colors you have in your blocks. I really like the polka dots as a background. Really looking forward to seeing more.
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LuAnn, what a wonderful tutorial. Love that polka dot background. Reminds me of Kaffe F. for sure.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this fabulous tutorial! You've really simplified this block - such a time saver!
ReplyDeleteI love the cheerful Kaffe prints - you're blocks are gorgeous!
wow it looks fabolus, thanks for this great tutorial, I´ll try it some day..
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You are very velcome to visit my blog too.
I think when I started this quilt I never would be able to stop ;-), it is great!
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