May winner! Drum roll please
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2022 5:29 am
Welcome to May lotto. I know we should be doing May Flowers for Mother’s Day, but the holiday will be over before the end of month. So we are moving on to Father’s Day. There will still be a couple of weeks after blocks are received by the winner to get a quilt put together for Dad or a male person in their family they celebrate. I have contemplated this block for sometime now. The natural thing would be to do Bow Tie blocks, but we have done them before and actually did a Bow Tie swap. Part of the reason for Lotto for me is to practice learned skills. So, this month we are going to practice ¼ seams, accurate cutting! and half square triangles! I have chosen the Father’s Choice block by patchworksquare. https://www.patchworksquare.com/mf/fath ... -block.pdf. Depending on your browser, you have to click the picture to actually get the pattern to come up. I would like to do the 15 in block. Read closely when you cut, there are 4 different sizes. Larger pieces are easier to work with I think and you can get a bigger quilt with fewer blocks. I do have a paper form of the instructions if that is easier for you. I can email it to you.
Requirements for this month:
Please stick with masculine colors such as greens, blues, browns, greys, tans, maroons, etc. Think traditional men’s suit colors. Backgrounds can be light such as creams, light tans, light beige, light grey even etc.
Keep your darks, mediums and lights in the same places as the picture on the pattern if possible.
Hint, I did not do half square triangles their way. I cut 4 inch squares, marked diagonal on the light, sewed ¼ inch on each side and cut on marked line. Square up to 3 ½ inches.
Always, if you have any questions, please ask. I try to check everyday.
Maryz - 4
Chriss - 2
Lori - life happened
Maryq - 4
Vel - 3
Teresa - her tree fell, behind
Valerie - 4
Tina - under the weather, prays for peace and healing
Requirements for this month:
Please stick with masculine colors such as greens, blues, browns, greys, tans, maroons, etc. Think traditional men’s suit colors. Backgrounds can be light such as creams, light tans, light beige, light grey even etc.
Keep your darks, mediums and lights in the same places as the picture on the pattern if possible.
Hint, I did not do half square triangles their way. I cut 4 inch squares, marked diagonal on the light, sewed ¼ inch on each side and cut on marked line. Square up to 3 ½ inches.
Always, if you have any questions, please ask. I try to check everyday.
Maryz - 4
Chriss - 2
Lori - life happened
Maryq - 4
Vel - 3
Teresa - her tree fell, behind
Valerie - 4
Tina - under the weather, prays for peace and healing