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Sewcialites Blocks 19 and 20 free quilt block patterns and color studies

3/17/2023

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Last week Joanna Figueroa gave us "Invigorate" for the Sewcialites weekly quilt block. I like seeing a bloom with little leaves blowing around it, a posie with ribbons, plaid zig zags or a rainbow burst.
Sewcialites quilt block 19 color studies
I liked the first one and will have it live in the yellow section of the rainbow print.
Sewcialites quilt block 19 in thatched and wild blossoms
This week Sherri McConnell's "Fascinate" block shows off some green fun for Saint Patrick's Day. Plus sign, arrow heads, variations on a churn dash and stair steps all play in the color studies.
Sewcialites quilt block 20 color studies
My block has some purple and pink and I like the variations on the corner shapes based on the lights and darks in the little patchwork. So many options! 
Sewcialites quilt block 20 in thatched and wild blossoms
It is so fun to see the little blocks in with their friends and soon the joining into a long row for my runner will begin. Till then, four more weeks of sweet little blocks!
Sewcialites blocks in Thatched and Wild Blossoms
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Pattern Play- Picket in Pansy's Posies

3/7/2023

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Picket quilt in Pansy's Posies from Robin Pickens- purples
Just a little pattern play with Pansy's Posies today. Picket with the picket fence and colored borders is a good pattern to show off those purple and green colors. I've mocked up the 60 x 60" lap size with a mix of 8 fat quarters. The purple ones use Thatched Pansy 160 for the dark background and the Dotty Thatched Lavender 48715-213 for the light one. 
Picket quilt in Pansy's Posies from Robin Pickens- greens
I love greens for a background for the pansies. My top darker green is Thatched 197 Grass and the lower, lighter one is Thatched Meadow 134. Chartreuse is also a good green to pair with this group. In general, when I have a darker background color, I tend to pair prints with it that are lighter and for a light background I look for the darker prints so there is a good amount of contrast in the quilt top.

Picket can also be made with a layer cake of a collection in both the smaller lap or larger 72" square size. If you want to make the larger size with fat quarters, you will need 13 of them. 
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My Spellbound Quilt Block for Sewcialites 2

3/2/2023

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Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt block Wild BLossoms
Well yippeeeee yahhooooo it is my week for Sewcialites 2 with Fat Quarter Shop! Meet my "spellbound" block. A quarter triangle block is surrounded by little patchwork squares and then framed by another outer row with squares on the ends. The free pattern is available at the Fat Quarter Shop. All patterns are listed here when released: https://www.fatquartershop.com/sewcialites 

​First I'm sharing my color studies but please also keep reading to see my plans for using my blocks in a colorful table runner.
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt block COLOR STUDIES
The first one focuses on each row as its own mix of light and dark blues in squares. The next one reminded me of arrows pointing in with shaded 3d arrow bases. The third one makes me think of an hour glass with white sand running from top to bottom ("the sands of time..."). On the bottom row, the outer blues make another chunky plus sign to surround the inner arrows. Then a couple of rainbow spectrum experiments moving around the color wheel, either in the center or in the rows of small squares.
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt blocks duo
For this sewalong, they asked for blocks that make us crazy. I find that matching up little patchwork square seams can be one of my crazy-making things. Pressing seams in opposite directions, then nesting the seams when joining rows helps. Another thing that helps is when the little squares line up against a sashing or other rectangle, like the little blocks here. As for nesting seams, this is a picture of the back of the blocks. The arrows show some of the places where I have pressed seams to nest.
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens nesting seams
Another thing I will do with little patchwork and small block piecing is starching. I generally don't starch much but with small sized blocks, the starch will help for handling the fabric better and it keeping its shape as you sew and press. If I am doing patchwork squares I will see if I can make some longer pieces and subcut them and I tend to press to one side on my seams instead of pressing open so they don't pull apart easily when I handle them. These things seem to help with small patchwork squares. 

​For my block, I've a little blue 3" block for my project using all my blocks in Wild Blossoms. And then I wanted to make a rainbow square Thatched version. I have some leftover Thatched blocks from Moda Blockheads that I have quilted as little minis for the wall so I might add this to the mix. 
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt blocks2
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt blocks Vertical
Want to know WHAT I am going to do with those little 3" blocks? The Wild Blossoms fabrics (which are shipping to shops at the end of this month) has a big Width-of-Fabric print that runs selvage to selvage in a big rainbow print of multiple wild flowers. I've been making my blocks in the different colors with the intention of lining them up with the colors in the WOF print. 
Robin Pickens Wild Blossoms fabric Moda Fabrics
I want to add in a 1" wide sashing strip between the blocks (for a finished sashing size of 1/2") and make a table runner. These are some mock ups of the versions I've been considering, with sold squares left for the blocks that are released in the weeks ahead.

​The 42" wide runner has two rows of blocks, either in the center, with a center print running through, or placed on the long sides. The top one has cream sashings surrounding the blocks and the second one only has sashings between the blocks and the rainbow print running up to the blocks on top and bottom. For the third one above I tried the Greenery light chartreuse fabric for sashing since it looks really springy.

Wild Blossoms and Sewcialites2 sewalong Table Runners Robin Pickens
It is a good idea to get a little extra of the rainbow print so you can position the fabric appropriately to show off the little bees. The above ideas would need either 1/3 or 1/2 yard of the WOF print, 1/8 or 1/4 yard for sashing and 1/3 yard for binding (indicated under each image). The CUT sizes of the rainbow print are listed to the right of the images.

Another idea is to make a longer runner with a single line of blocks and two pieces of the WOF rainbow print. When wanting to blend the color ramp continuously, I flip the print upside down to continue the flow of color. My table is sized to handle this long version well so I think this is what I will make. I've mocked it up with either the lighter colors/yellows to the center or the darker blues to the center of the runner. 
Wild Blossoms and Sewcialites2 sewalong Table Runners Robin Pickens 2
The longer runners need 3/4 yard of WOF print, 1/4 yard sashing, 1/2 yard binding. For binding I'm not sure what I'm using yet but it might be the new Thatched bias binding that Moda makes which is sold by the yard. That makes it SO easy!!
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt blocks
This sewalong has been lots of fun! I've really enjoyed seeing the various blocks people share in the Sewcialites Lounge on facebook. Because I want to keep the sewing joy going, I'm participating in the Bountiful sew along with Fat Quarter Shop with the quilt pattern Corey Yoder designed. I'm using the Wild Blossoms fabric for that one too and you can see the mockup and fabric requirements for the Bountiful quilt on the previous post at https://www.robinpickens.com/blog/2023-bountiful-quilt-along-with-the-fat-quarter-shop-to-benefit-make-a-wish. I hope you will join us.
​Happy sewing everyone!
Sewcialites 2 Spellbound Robin Pickens quilt block
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2023 Bountiful Quilt Along with the Fat Quarter Shop to benefit Make-A-Wish

3/1/2023

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Bountiful quilt sewalong in Wild Blossoms . Baskets quilt blocks
I am thrilled to be sewing along on this absolutely stunning and happy quilt design from Corey Yoder for the Bountiful Quilt Along hosted by the Fat Quarter Shop. This is such a springy, charming quilt! The Fat Quarter Shop also has a matching cross stitch project to go along with it too. This is the mockup of the quilt done in Wild Blossoms fabrics:
Bountiful quilt from Corey Yoder mocked up in Wild Blossoms
I have completely enjoyed getting to know Corey Yoder more through exhibiting with Moda Fabrics at Quilt Market. She is just delightful. And this past summer I taught at a retreat in her home town of Berlin Ohio and got to enjoy some more time with her there. She drove us to dinner in her Jeep with no doors and the wind whipping through our hair. What a fun way to spend a summer night!

To learn more about this sew along that benefits Make-A-Wish, please visit the Fat Quarter Shop's page to get started at https://blog.fatquartershop.com/lets-get-ready-for-bountiful/ 
Moda Fabrics is partnering with Fat Quarter Shop to match the first $30,000 in donations. 
Also, I will be giving my finished quilt to Fat Quarter Shop to auction off for the charity towards the end of the sew along. Stay tuned for more info on that!
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You can go right to the first block info:
blog.fatquartershop.com/2023-bountiful-quilt-along-release-1-baskets/

My plan is to make this quilt in my Wild Blossoms fabric collection. This line is shipping to shops later this month from Moda Fabrics (and YES Fat Quarter Shop will be carrying it as well as a bundle of coordinating Thatched colors). If you would like to make one with Wild Blossoms as well, I'm including the fabric specifications based on what the Fat Quarter Shop has done and what I substituted in. I uses a little more of some fabrics and added in a couple more choices to the mix. 
Bountiful quilt sewalong in Wild Blossoms Fabric Requirements
Although I am making mine with the cream Thatched background (48626-36), I thought it would be fun to take a look at it in Thatched Navy (48626-94) or even Deep Sea (48626-145).  Both of these versions would be so striking.
BountifulSAL color studies Wild Blossoms Navy and Deep Sea
I could not resist the fresh light feel of the cream background so I'm working with that. The first blocks of baskets are so sweet! These are each 24" blocks and are large so I just decided to take my photos on the floor. I made mine with the same outer Queen Anne's Lace yellow fabric with one basket in reds/pinks and the other in blue. 
Bountiful quilt sewalong in Wild Blossoms . Baskets quilt blocks
Bountiful quilt sewalong in Wild Blossoms . Baskets quilt blocks
The next blocks for Bountiful will be released on April 7th. 
​Happy sewing!
BountifulSAL color studies Wild Blossoms Cream bkg
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Sewcialites free block #17 Simplicity with Color Studies

2/22/2023

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Ah, "Simplicity" for a nice happy week on the Sewcialites sampler. This block is from Vanessa Goertzen of Lella Boutique. Vanessa can make simplicity so very charming and elegant! Lets take a look at some color play!
Sewcialites block 17 in Robin Pickens Color Studies
As I was experimenting with the angles and center vertical band, a nose started to appear to me. I could not resist adding a couple more triangles for ears and bringing a little lioness friend for a visit! For my sewn block I stayed with the more geometric play and I liked how the lower left one resembled a plus symbol or cross with interesting faceted bands from the quarter square triangles. 

​Here is my sewn version:
Sewcialites block 17 in Wild Blossoms and Thatched
Next week is my block and I'm excited to share! Stop back to see what I'm planning for my little 3" blocks. Till then, happy sewing!
Sewcialites block 17 in Wild Blossoms and Thatched
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Sewcialites free block #16 Crazy Christmas Star and Color Studies

2/17/2023

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Sewcialites free quilt block in thatched from Robin Pickens
Block 16 from Corey Yoder of Coriander Quilts has lots of pieces to play with. I enjoyed trying the center as a white bloom (like a white Poinsettia) with green leaves or red package ribbons cut with pretty ends. Play up the diamonds by using more background white or emphasize the X angles. This block is similar to Flourish from a couple weeks ago with an added twist on the inner flying geese to make that extra little square. I did my color studies in red and green to go with Corey's Christmas name and it is lively in those combinations.
Sewcialites free quilt block color studies from Robin Pickens
I've used some spicy warmer reds and orange for my block instead of red, based on where I want this to coordinate with my rainbow WOF print of Wild Blossoms. I find that making the 3" blocks can be a challenge for getting my seams to lay flat when pressing. I like to use a tailors clapper of wood to help after pressing. I'll let this sit overnight to reinforce the flat pressed-open seams. 
Sewcialites free quilt block in thatched from Robin Pickens
These tiny little scissors are just the most precious! They are made by Cohana and are a pretty little treat for snipping threads. And they are a sweet size to go with these little blocks!
Hope you are all having a wonderful time with your Sewcialites blocks through the Fat Quarter Shop!
Sewcialites free quilt block in thatched from Robin Pickens with Cohana Seki scissors
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Sewcialites Free Quilt Block 15 and 8...All Caught Up!

2/9/2023

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Sewcialites block 15 Brighten in Wild Blossoms
Brighten up your day with a little sewing! Here is "Brighten" from Minki Kim for this week's Sewcialites free block from the Fat Quarter Shop. What an interesting interlocking shape of rectangles. I love it! For color studies, the suggested layout then playing with those squares and rectangles a little to make a geometric layering of transparent squares in the center. Emphasize across the diagonal, have a pixelated "H" or a cut out rectangle that our eye is drawn into with it's dark center.
Sewcialites block 15 Brighten in Robin Pickens color studies
I stayed with the recommended layout since I liked the simplicity and movement of the shapes. I love this little red print in Wild Blossoms. It has all kinds of little blooming things with tiny bees buzzing about. It still shows some of the images in these small 3" blocks. 

I also had one more block to do to catch up..."Interwoven" from Shereece Nicole of Sew Hooked on Treasures.  
Sewcialites block 15 and 8 in Robin Pickens Wild Blossoms
This block took some concentration and careful following of directions. I love the outcome and how the ribbons have a continuous woven interlocking look. 
Sewcialites block 15 and 8 in Robin Pickens Wild Blossoms
If you are also catching up, here are a couple ideas in the color studies for the Interwoven block. The outer flying geese background can fill in more of a large "plus" shape. Center triangles can pop out as a pinwheel. The star points can be emphasized as their own element and we can also create a large X shape with fun motion.
Sewcialites block 8 Interwoven in Robin Pickens color studies
Sewcialites block 15 and 8 in Robin Pickens Wild Blossoms
Now I am all caught up and can go back to one block a week! My block will be coming up next month and I'm so excited to share!
I hope you all have a fun Valentines (or Galentines) Day next week! 
​Happy sewing!
Sewcialites block 15 Brighten in Wild Blossoms
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Sewcialites Blocks 14, 11, 10 and 7 with Color Studies

2/3/2023

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Sewcialites Enchant block and catch up blockswith color studies from Robin Pickens
Hello Enchant! I breathed a sigh of relief for a slightly easier block this week since I'm also continuing my catching up on past blocks. I enjoyed this charming block from April Rosenthal of Prairie Grass Patterns on the Sewcialites Sewalong from the Fat Quarter Shop. 

How about a color study? Yep!
Sewcialites Enchant block color studies from Robin Pickens
Outside half square triangles in background white or a color? I liked how the third one looks to me like corners folded in, like a galette with a lemon center. The second one plays on the idea of a churn dash block.  Fourth uses background white to create a diagonal twisted candy and the last one is a color wheel of sides that draws your eye into the dark center.
Sewcialites Enchant block from April Rosenthal with color studies from Robin Pickens
I used number 3 as my inspiration. I think it was the idea of a lemony pastry that got me, and no, I don't have any lemon danishes or pastries here. Sigh. It is not till I look at the photos that I see I have a seam not quite matching but since it is a 3" block, I'm leaving it as is. I did use my seam ripper quite a bit on some of the other blocks I made so this seems minor in comparison to some of the other matching issues I encountered.

​Speaking of the other blocks, I made Flourish by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet.  
Sewcialites Flourish block from Lori Holt with color studies from Robin Pickens
I used my seam ripper on this one a lot. Keep in mind this is a 3" block so each of those sections is only 1/2" finished. I am liking the blue/green combination and look for my smaller prints to use on these tiny-pieces blocks. For color studies, I played with these ideas:
Sewcialites Flourish block from Lori Holt with color studies from Robin Pickens
Lots of pieces means lots of options to pull out the X shape (jumping jacks!), think of corner ribbon ends, play up the sides, or treat the rows like different colored bands. I used number two as my inspiration but it was a toss-up with number three. 
Sewcialites Nurture block from Lissa Alexander with color studies from Robin Pickens
Next was Nuture from Lissa Alexander. Wheels, pointers, plaids and, again, lots of options! This one was really structured for lots of color play. And again, my seam ripper was used a lot on this 3" block.
Sewcialites Nurture block from Lissa Alexander with color studies from Robin Pickens
The last of the catch up blocks for the week was Butterfly Garden by Pat Sloan of The Voice of Quilting. I did not do a color study for this one since I had no desire to see it as anything but a butterfly. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing this butterfly come into full formation. 
Sewcialites Butterfly Garden from Pat Sloan in Wild Blossoms Robin Pickens
Here is the group of this week's blocks, all done in different colors and fabrics from the Wild Blossoms collection, which should be shipping in March from Moda Fabrics!
Sewcialites blocks in Wild Blossoms Robin Pickens
Just a reminder, if you want to see past color studies, go to the COLOR STUDIES page listed in the menu and click on an image to go to that blog post. Next week I'll add in the block Interwoven from Shereece Nicole and I think I will be all caught up with past blocks!
Sewcialites blocks in Wild Blossoms Robin Pickens
Last week I mentioned I will be doing the Bountiful quilt along (Bountiful quilt from Corey Yoder) with the Fat Quarter Shop, raising money for Make a Wish! Here is a mock up of the quilt in WILD BLOSSOMS. Since Wild Blossoms is shipping in March, it might be a tiny bit behind on the first block but should be available to catch up and sew on the second in time. For more information about the Bountiful sewalong, and to see the fantastic bundles of Corey's fabric line, coordinating threads and a very charming matching CROSS STITCH, visit the Fat Quarter Shop's Bountiful blog post.
Fat Quarter Shop's Bountiful blog post
Bountiful quilt by Corey Yoder in Robin Pickens Wild Blossoms for Fat Quarter Shop charity sew along
See you next week and until then, happy sewing!!
Sewcialites Enchant block with color studies from Robin Pickens
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Sewcialites catching up and week 13

1/27/2023

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Sewcialites color study from Robin Pickens block 13
It is week 13 and Doug Leko of Antler Quilt Designs brings us "Innovate." What a lively block with that great pinwheel motion from the outer angled strip. I liked trying the center half square triangles as one color to form more of a band for a star or having the background or alternate color accent to make fan blades or shaded sides. Bringing in dark ends to the "center X" makes them seem a little 3 dimensional.  Thanks Doug for such a motion-filled fun block!
Sewcialites block 13 in Robin Pickens' Wild Blossoms FQS sewalong
For my little 3" block, I'm using blues from the Wild Blossoms collection. I picked the upper right idea from the color studies and made those tiny little flying geese and half square triangles and angled bar blocks. I must admit that this one is a little bowed in the middle (but I'm sure it will look flat after quilting, right??). I give myself a little more grace with not having everything meet perfectly in this small size. They are fun to make and that's what feels good to me.
Sewcialites blocks in Robin Pickens' Wild Blossoms FQS sewalong
BI worked on a little catch-up this past week. After a busy December and busy start to January, I finally had time to do a little sewing when the internet went out. No tv to stream? No problem with a sewing machine waiting patiently for me to show her some attention. I'm hoping this helps get me back into my sampler groove!

These blocks had some color studies too although I had not sewn the blocks yet. Here is last week's "Captivate" from Barbara Groves of Me and My Sister Designs. These can look so different and emphasize a diagonal band within the block or look like transparencies of overlapping shades. The last one is about light to dark gradations within multiple colors. I made my block based off the upper left, first image.
Sewcialites color study from Robin Pickens block 12
Here is "Always Star" from Camille Roskelley of Thimble Blossoms. Radiating light from a hot sun, the play of just 1 color and white to emphasize squares or an even simpler shape, or a woven plaid of intersecting bands for a plaid-meets-diagonal block. I used the top middle image as my inspiration with a little bumble bee in the very center of my block.
Sewcialites color study from Robin Pickens block 6
Sewcialites blocks in Robin Pickens' Wild Blossoms FQS sewalong catch up
"Empower" by Carrie Nelson uses little Bear Paw blocks with half square triangle angles. This makes a crown on some (middle top) or marching video game fighter jets (middle bottom).  The negative/positive can be emphasized or creating strong bands/frames by having the background a dark color in the small half square triangles. Or, that last one with sunshine color paw prints. 

My actual Empower block is made with greens and played with lighter colors on some of the bigger triangles by flipping my Thatched to the back side. 
Sewcialites color study from Robin Pickens block 5
I'm hoping to have another group of four blocks for next week's post. Then I would be all caught up except for one block. But for now, I'm liking how the little blocks are coming along!
Sewcialites blocks in Robin Pickens' Wild Blossoms FQS sewalong
Here are all the little 3" blocks I have so far! I haven't shared my setting yet since I'm still working it out but I'm hoping to incorporate the big width-of-fabric print from this collection along with the color spectrum of individual blocks. 
Sewcialites 2 blocks in Robin Pickens' Wild Blossoms FQS sewalong
One last thing to mention....I'm going to be sewing along with the Bountiful charity quilt stitch along!! I will be using Wild Blossoms and will share how the blocks look in that as a computer mock up next! I hope you are joining the Fat Quarter Shop on this journey to support Make-A-Wish! 
​Happy sewing!
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Color Studies for Sewcialites2 Block 9 from Brigitte Heitland

12/30/2022

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Sewcialites block #9 is from Brigitte Heitland of Zen Chic. Her block, New Plus Old, can use the snowball corners as ends of a ribbon, different color triangles, interlocking ribbon ends, or a twisty candy wrapper. 
Sewcialites 2 Block 9 Color Studies from Robin Pickens
I loved the simplicity of the first block and wanted to try it in my NEW fabric line that will be shipping in July, Forest Frolic. There are 5 new Thatched colors in the collection so I wanted to use the light background of Buttermilk Thatched with the Little Forest Fling print in the square corners. The little triangles in the center block show off the new Caramel, Copper, Cinnamon and Mocha Thatched. 
Sewcialites block 9 in Forest Frolic
I also made the small 3" version in Wild Blossoms in cream and greens with the interlocking ribbon ends. I think this block would look cute set on point as well as straight. 
Sewcialites 2 block 9 in Wild Blossoms
I'm hopeful I can catch up in the New Year with the rest of the blocks so far! Happy sewing!
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