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"Autumnal" Free Quilt Block Pattern for Moda Blockheads and Color Studies

5/25/2022

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Chelsi Stratton brings us block #10 for Moda Blockheads4 called "Autumnal." This free block pattern can be found through Chelsi's blog (click gray bar to be taken there). You can also follow Chelsi on Instagram @chelsistratton
Chelsi Stratton Blog for Autumnal Quilt Block
There are not too many color studies this week since I this block just looks so good as a leaf. Although it is fun to deconstruct the block and just see it as shapes, I prefer the leaf for my own quilt in simple greens to go with my pink, orange, yellow and green quilt. However, I'd love to see this block made up in a quilt with fall gradations like the top row with parts of the leaf being golden yellows and parts being the deep reds of fall beauties. I also gradated the background grays to black to emphasize the lighter and darker parts of the leaf. 
Autumnal Free Quilt Block Pattern Color Study Moda Blockheads
It is fun to play with the shapes and see how we can pull out an arrow, just treat it like HST color play or an angled bowtie. Looking at the shapes this way suggests more directional movement vs an object. 

For my quilt, this green leaf will live in a corner of the orange small row. I was hoping to have some reference to the bigger corner leaves by repeating the green for leaves within the inner smaller row. I've used fabrics from Carolina Lilies for both the greens and for the tonal cream background.
Autumnal Free Quilt Block Pattern in Robin Pickens' Carolina Lilies Moda Blockheads
Autumnal Free Quilt Block Pattern in Robin Pickens' Carolina Lilies Moda Blockheads
Nice to have another green block in the group! I think my bonus block of greens was feeling a little lonely and needed a friend. How fun to find it in a lovely green leaf!
​Thanks Chelsi for this sweet block!

Free Quilt Block Patterns in Robin Pickens' fabrics Moda Blockheads
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Free Quilt Block Pattern "Cross My Mind" from Brigitte Heitland for Moda Blockheads and Color Studies

5/18/2022

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Week #9 in Moda Blockheads is brought to us from Brigette Heitland of Zen Chic. The block, "Cross My Mind" can be found on Brigitte's blog through clicking the bar below.
Brigitte Heitland of Zen Chic Blog
I am doing a small orange block so my color play starts there. I like how the thinner sashing strips can be evenly spaced light and dark or ramp up and down in light and dark versions of a color, like steps. You can play with different colors or white and darks in the corner squares or treat them like horizontal color bands.
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens Color Studies
Black, gray and white with a pop of red in those side bars make a graphic abstract block where the negative space is just as important as the sashings. The color spectrum version plays with the subtle difference of white extending from center to outreaching arms or a darker center that creates a center like a receding window.
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens Color Studies
My orange block in 4.5" size uses Tangerine and Apricot Thatched with prints from Abby Rose.
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens fabrics
I also caught up with a couple of the bonus blocks, Star Turn and Zipper, which happen to also be in cheery oranges!
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens fabrics
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens fabrics
Here is how my grid is potentially looking so far! And the group of blocks all together in yellow, orange, pink and green colors. 
Moda Blockheads quilt  in progress week 9 Robin Pickens fabrics
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens fabrics
Moda Blockheads quilt block 9 Cross My Mind in Robin Pickens fabrics
Thanks Brigitte for this week's block!
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Free Quilt Block Pattern "Wild Geese" from Kate Spain for Moda Blockheads and Color Studies

5/11/2022

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Kate Spain brings us this week's block in Moda Blockheads 4, called WILD GEESE. Visit Kate's blog for the free quilt block pattern. You can also see lots of Kate's wonderful work on instagram @katespain.
KATE SPAIN BLOG FOR WILD GEESE BLOCK
Wild Geese free quilt block from Kate Spain in Robin Pickens color studies
You could make these units as flying geese blocks and join them together, but the pattern shows them as individual half square triangles. I like that so I can play with multiple fabrics or shades of a color within the shapes. The center can be one solid color or a mix of colors or hues. Are the inside triangles different than the outside triangles? I flipped around some of the background white triangles in placement for image number 2- doesn't that look lively!  Or spit the background white and black in sections or to divide the block.  The lower left image makes an orange square surrounding the center with long and short rays. Next to it, the two tones of orange make me think of a motion trail with blades of a fan. This is such a nice block to experiment with!
Wild Geese free quilt block from Kate Spain in Robin Pickens orange fabrics
My block is the 4.5" size and I used a mixture of oranges from Thatched and Abby Rose. I liked a yellow center because it made me think of a sun or center of a flower. I am thinking of summer and bright days with this one. Happy sewing!
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Free Quilt Block Pattern "Game Board" for Moda Blockheads and Color Studies

5/4/2022

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Block #7 is GAME BOARD from Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings. Visit Lisa's blog for the free quilt block pattern that you can make in the 4.5" or 9" size.
Lisa Bongean blog post for GAME BOARD
Along with Lisa's blog at lisabongean.com, you can also follow her at instagram @lisabongean. I was surprised to see this block from Lisa since I usually expect a LOT of little half square triangles from her but she has delighted us this time with adorable little squares. This game board gives a center space for good play with color and twinkling checkerboards.

I realized the borders can be a single color surrounding the checkerboard or maybe they are a continuation of the rows and lines from the center blocks. Broken color bands, 4 corner quadrants or straight across horizontal bands. Keep the center it's own distinct place or let those blocks share background color to make the perimeter more flowing.
Free quilt block Moda Blockheads Game Board with Robin Pickens color studies
Two color families here with pink play in the borders and randomly placed orange squares in the center. Or split it vertically half and half by color groups. The bottom two have more controlled block arrangements in the center with the last one forming a square within a square by darker squares.
Free quilt block Moda Blockheads Game Board with Robin Pickens color studies
Thatched rainbow, light to dark and dark to light. And that last one is like a little butterfly or insect buzzing on its merry way.
Free quilt block Moda Blockheads Game Board with Robin Pickens color studies
This week my block is a 9" pink version and I chose to make my 4 corners each a different print of pinks. I also used some of my new DOTTY THATCHED from the Tulip Tango line! I am loving the little dots and how whimsical and lighthearted they feel on the Thatched texture. Tulip Tango has this Dotty Thatched on cream, washed linen, princess pink, lighter pink, cranberry, chartreuse and medium and dark gray.
Free quilt block for Moda Blockheads of Lisa Bongean's Game Boardin Robin Pickens fabrics
Ah, pink and vibrant...I love deep cranberry and that energy of fuchsia. What will next week bring? More orange, more yellow, more pink? We will have to wait and see. Until then, happy sewing!
Free quilt block for Moda Blockheads in Robin Pickens fabrics
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Free Quilt Block Pattern #6 for Moda Blockheads Quilt Sampler

4/27/2022

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 Linzee Kull McCray brings us block 6 called "Spinning into Spring" and you can find the pattern through her blog at https://linzeekullmccray.com/blog or click the bar right below:
Linzee's blog for "Spinning Into Spring"
The half square triangles on this block can be shown with light and dark sides to get that feeling of a propeller in motion. They can also mix with the background color to make larger triangles. The plus sign inside is part of the windmill, or bars on large T shapes. The four side rectangles can define space by boxing in or blending into the center.
Color Studies from Robin Pickens for Moda Blockheads block 6
The rainbow versions plus one blue/green combo. I think of these as "Spinning into the Color Wheel" and like how the center plus almost glows out in ones with all color surrounds. 
Color Studies from Robin Pickens for Moda Blockheads block 6
This week my block will live in my large pink border. I also made both of the bonus blocks we have received so far. I did turn one side of "Mix and Match" to have the bars go in opposite directions, thinking of leaves as they branch out from their center stem. 
Moda Blockheads4 Linzee's Spinning into Spring Robin Pickens block
Moda Blockheads4 Bonus blocks Robin Pickens fabrics
Here are all my block so far! Summery colors and happy vibes! It feels like a summer party. Happy sewing!
Moda Blockheads4 Robin Pickens blocks
Moda Blockheads4 Robin Pickens blocks
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Free Quilt Block "Two of Five" in Moda Blockheads with Color Studies

4/20/2022

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Week 5 and Barbara Groves of Me. & My Sister Designs brings us "Two of Five".  I think of this as a Churn Dash but like how those HST corners can give the feeling of rounded corners, leaf points, candy in a twisty wrapping, or framing for a plus sign. 
Colorstudies from Robin Pickens for Moda Blockheads
To see more of Me & My Sister Designs creativity and quilt projects (and books and cool new work space), visit instagram at https://www.instagram.com/meandmysisterdesigns/. And to get your copy of "Two of Five" pattern visit the MODA blog today in the resources section or click the bar below to be taken there:
Moda Resources for "Two of Five" quilt block pattern
Another small one for me this week for my smaller orange ring of blocks. Still having some fun with Abby Rose and Thatched. I think my favorite of all the Thatched oranges is still this darker Tangerine. 
Moda Blockheads quilt block 5 in Abby Rose and Thatched
Now I'm hopping back to my secret sewing. I've got a new fabric line to show next month and two new patterns so I'm deep in sewing and pattern writing. 
Till next week... happy sewing!
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Free Block and Color Study forĀ  from Moda Blockheads Quilt Sampler- "Spinner"

4/13/2022

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Anne Sutton of Bunny Hill Designs supplies this week's block "Spinner."  Visit Anne's blog for the pattern. You can also follow her on instagram @bunnyhilldesigns. Have you seen Anne's latest applique quilt project called "The Flower Farm"? It is SO sweet and charming! This block is pieced, and not applique, but I bet the center would be a lovely place to add an applique.
Anne Sutton - Bunny Hill Designs blog
Color Study by Robin Pickens of MBH4 Spinner quilt block
You can see the spinner shape showing up with the blades around the center square in the half square triangles. I thought it might be interesting to make the outer small squares in graduated shades of a color to give that feeling of motion or try a white center (assuming a white background fabric overall) and making the emphasis on the outer ring of blocks. Then I tried my rainbow mix of sides with both white or dark center.

Another version that Moda showed on the instructions as an alternate is with 4 patchwork squares in the center vs the one large square. I used some of my above ideas with the 4 squares in center and like how a continuation of color emphasizes the blades and the additional pieces can lend nicely to a feeling of transparency.
Color Study by Robin Pickens of MBH4 Spinner quilt block
I made the 4 1/2" block so I kept my center as one piece and showed off a Bramble Rose from the Abby Rose collection in it. Oranges play in the outer pieces. This block will live in the middle small ring of blocks on my quilt.
Spinner Quilt block MNH4 in Robin Pickens' Abby Rose
MBH4 layout Robin Pickens in progress
Four weeks down! I still plan on making the bonus block from last week. It will be another one of the small sized blocks. The 4 1/2" size is quite sweet.

Thanks for visiting and sewing along!
Spinner Quilt block MNH4 in Robin Pickens' Abby Rose
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ABUNDANT quilt block for Sewcialites

3/26/2021

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My week with my second SEWCIALITES block is here! Celebrate "ABUNDANT"!  I've got some variations and a fun project you can make with more blocks!
Abundant flower quilt block Sewcialites Robin Pickens
I've made blocks this week from all three of the sizes- the 9", 6" and 3". In honor of SPRING arriving and Easter around the corner, I've made a project for a cheery table runner from three of the 9" flower blocks. I used the Solana fabric line for the blocks and border since it felt so happy and summery and I just could not resist some of those busy ladybugs.

One variation that I made on my runner blocks, was to make the flower base out of two strips of fabric as horizontal bands vs one body color. This allows you to add more dimension or prints into the flowers or you could make the bottom green and the top band the petal colors. If you would like to do this, take the finished size of the flower base, divide in half, then add your 1/2" for two 1/4" seam allowances on sides. On the 9" block you would use (2) 9 1/2 x 2" strips, the 6" uses (2) 6 1/2 x 1 1/2" strips, and the 3" uses 3 1/2 x 1" strips.

Abundant flower quilt block Robin Pickens variations
Abundant flower Table Runner quilt Robin Pickens
Each of my flowers for the runner use two strips for the base. I picked colors of peach, blue and yellow for the prints from Solana for my blocks. I also wanted to give my petals (made with the flying geese) two fabrics to suggest a little more dimension. To keep it looking like a cohesive unit, I chose stems and leaves in similar fabrics for all three flowers. ​

If you are making the flower base with two pieces as shown below, I suggest joining them first, then add your stitch and flip corner to the joined unit. I find my seams will press flatter this way (vs corner first then joining the two strips).
Abundant quilt block variations assembly Robin Pickens
My runner also adds little pollen dots on top of each flower. The pollen pieces are made from 1" squares joined by background strips and that row is placed on top of the flying geese. To balance the flowers and make the bases and leaves line up when flipping, I've also added a 1" strip to the bottom of the flowers.
Abundant quilt block with pollen Robin Pickens
Abundant flower quilt blocks Sewcialites Robin Pickens
Each of the flower blocks are joined, side by side, with 10 1/2 x 1 1/2" strips to make the body of the table runner. A 2" border surrounds the group.
Table Runner plan Abundant flower Robin Pickens quilt blocks
Abundant flower quilt table runner Robin Pickens
Here is my pieced top. It still needs quilting and binding but I can get that done by Easter. It adds a pop of spring to the table. I'm planning on binding in the light green Thatched from Solana.
Abundant table runner by Robin Pickens in Solana
These could be so cute as white or light colored flowers on a dark blue, dark green or purple background. Or play around with string quilting pieces in the leaves?
Abundant flower table runner in Thatched and Solana
I also think a longer runner with more flowers that drapes over the edge of a chest or table could be nice!

Abundant table runner ideas Solana fabric
But I'll just enjoy this Solana version this spring and maybe make another one later!
Solana fabric for Abundant table Runner Robin Pickens
One more variation idea for this Abundant quilt block. I wanted to try patchwork squares within my flower to get a mix of warm pink, orange and red shades. Using the same formula for figuring out the horizontal bands for the flower body works for size of squares. This shows if you keep one a solid band on the underside of the bloom vs all patchwork squares.
Abundant flower in patchwork Robin Pickens
This 6" sample is done with some of my new Thatched colors! The background is Chocolate Bar and the leaves are Green Curry and Olive. The flower uses Peach, Pink Grapefruit, Sugar Rose, Fuchsia, Apricot, Tangerine, Rose and Crimson. The Fat Quarter Shop is carrying the Thatched colors, including the new additional range, as well as Solana fabrics.
Abundant flower in patchwork Robin Pickens Thatched
If you want to make patchwork squares, use 2", 1 1/2", or 1" squares for the 9, 6 or 3" blocks.
Abundant flower patchwork Robin Pickens diagram
My overall Sewcialites quilt is made with 3" blocks in Thatched in grays with three of the blocks in color. For this quilt with the small blocks, Abundant is one of the color ones! The other is the heart block from Corey Yoder and the third one will be the sewing machine from Lori Holt.
Abundant flower in Robin Pickens
Want the FREE pattern for the ABUNDANT block? It is on the Fat Quarter Shop page about SEWCIALITES!
TAKE ME TO THE ABUNDANT PATTERN
I hope you have as much fun with this block as I am having. Keep it simple or add to the blooming delight! And thank you to the Fat Quarter Shop for organizing this sewalong and thank you for including me. Happy sewing everyone!
Abundant flower quilt blocks in Solana from Robin Pickens
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RADIANCE BLOOM Mini Quilt

1/22/2021

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To celebrate the new colors of Thatched basics that are joining the group, I've got a FREE mini quilt pattern to share! Here is "Radiance Bloom"! The pattern PDF to download is further down on this blog post, so keep reading.
FREE Radiance Bloom Mini Quilt Pattern from Robin Pickens in new Thatched colors
This mini quilt finished at 12 1/2" x 17" and is made from a MINI CHARM PACK and background of one FAT QUARTER. Add another fat quarter for the binding and one for backing and you have a fun flower ready to bloom on your wall. I called it Radiance Bloom since the petals seem to radiate out from the center. 
Thatched fabric half square triangles by Robin Pickens
I love to collect Mini Charms with their sweet size of  2 1/2" squares. When paring them to make half square triangles, you end up with 1 1/2" finished blocks. I wanted to show off the new pretty colors that Moda Fabrics just added to Thatched, which created a warm and spicy colored mix of petals. Since I didn't have an actual Mini Charm yet, just some sample swatches, I cut my pieces to the 2 1/2" size to start. But I love that this part would be so fast with a precut pack of those squares. 
New Thatched Fabric colors in Robin Pickens' Radiance Bloom
I think of these as almost fall-like colors and think it would be fun to do a mix for a spring flower, summer flower or winter flower. I love the new color called "Chalkboard Scribbles" and mocked one up on the computer using that as my background and my petals in Blizzard White, Washed Linen and Toast. This is the Radiance Bloom I will make next! I also think this would look fun with the background in Washed Linen as shown on my initial printouts. I can't wait to incorporate this more into some of my future blocks as a nice light neutral color.
Radiance Bloom Color Studies from Robin Pickens
And since I'm playing with it...how about a night time blue (this one on the lower right has a background of Dark Washed Indigo) with blue petals glowing in the moonlight? The stem is Green Curry and Olive and the petals are Forget Me Not, Periwinkle and Dutch Iris.
Radiance Bloom Mini Quilt pattern in new Thatched colors from Robin Pickens
I hope you have fun playing with this fun little free pattern. Maybe even make a row of flowers in the garden with multiple blooms! My friend Pam (from Serendipity Woods) will be sharing an adorable scrappy bloom she made too from this pattern, so check her feed on instagram in the coming days (@serendipitywoods) and I'll post my winter one as soon as that is done (@robinpickens). Plant some color, enjoy some new Thatched shades, click on the PDF link right below to get your pattern and HAPPY SEWING!
​-Robin
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Full Bloom 18 inch Block

9/24/2019

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The Moda designers had a fun project for the Spring Quilt Market this year. A group of us designed 18" block patterns to give to local quilt shops to use during this National Sewing Month. 18 inches is a substantial size for a single block and leaves room to play with fabric and combine several shapes and sizes into a layered composition.
Full Bloom 18 inch blocks by Robin Pickens
At the time of designing my block I was working on my Picket quilt with it's stitch and flip sides that make up the picket fence border around the quilt perimeter. I liked playing with this shape and how it also suggested flower petals, especially when grouped around a central square. 

I call my block "Full Bloom" because it reminds me of the petals in a fully open flower in a grand display. The petals are separated by sashings to give more definition and color play in your piecing while dividing the space in an interesting way.
 Full Bloom 18 inch block by Robin Pickens
For a schoolhouse session at Market we showed our blocks. I made up two blocks using my new collection (shipping in October 2019) of Painted Meadow. Coneflowers in paisley shapes, textures, little sprigs, all make up the blocks in this composition. And I could not resist doing a little fussy cutting and making one of my fat bumble bees the center of a bloom. Perhaps this bee is looking for pollen in the center? These blocks are not quilted yet and I'm still deciding if I'm going to make pillows or work these into a quilt top.
Full Bloom 18 inch block by Robin Pickens in Painted Meadow
I like to experiment on the computer with the blocks and what it looks like made up different ways. With this block, the corners could be more valentine-like with hearts (like the top left image) and a hashtag center. Or maybe the center is surrounded by darker colors to set it off in contrast. Multi-colored blocks (lower left)  have a different feel from monochromatic blocks that play with values of light and dark.
Full Bloom 18 inch block by Robin Pickens color studies
Studying what happens with light and dark values is interesting when you have all these rectangles that continue across the block. You can have mid-range tones that suggest overlap and transparency, or sashing  lines that stay solid and strong. Some look like woven plaid. Others are radiating light or dark from the centers. I love the different look and feel you can get from one block with this play of light and dark. Wouldn't it be fun do do a monochromatic quilt just exploring these light and dark relationships?
Full Bloom 18 inch block by Robin Pickens color studies
If you want to make a block with a big fuzzy bumble bee, like the one above, look for the Painted Meadow collection in October. Painted Meadow has corals, red, greens, teals and pinks. Or use solids with a range of light and dark values. Or go completely scrappy with enough room in those squares for some good fussy cutting. Whatever you make, I hope it is fully blooming and glorious! Click the blue "download file" for the Full Bloom pattern jpeg. 
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Painted Meadow fabrics for Moda by Robin Pickens
Painted Meadow fabrics for Moda by Robin Pickens
Visit the previous designer's blog posts and the future posts to see more 18" block fun! Here is the schedule and links to their blogs:
9.23 - Lella Boutique and Sherri & Chelsi
9.24 - Kansas Troubles and Corey Yoder
9.25 - Crystal Manning and Me & My Sister
9.26 - Jan Patek  
9.27 - Robin Pickens (me and here is the pattern!)
http://www.unitednotions.com/blog_mi_KC2019_robin-pickens.pdf
9.30 - BasicGrey
10.1 - Betsy Chutchian and Lisa Bongean
10.2 - American Jane
10.3 - Kathy Schmitz
10.4 - Zen Chic and Deb Strain
Painted Meadow fabrics for Moda by Robin Pickens

I'd love to see images of things you make with your blocks! Do you make a sampler with all the designer blocks? A table runner with a set of three or four? A pillow or mini wall quilt? Have fun sewing and share with us!
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