Thursday, May 30, 2013

Swirly Whirly Dresden Color Wheel







After I completed my paper pieced Pineapple Block quilt I wanted to work on a no-brainer quick and easy project and so I made another color wheel wall hanging (my fourth).  Each of my color wheels is different. I find a color wheel a fun and relaxing thing to whip out when I want to "goof off" in my sewing room.  I keep a notebook of page protectors with 10" squares of Tonga Treats batik prints (and another company's line of batik layer cakes but I forget the name) in bright colors for just such spurts of creativity so I am always ready to sit and stitch for a day or two.  :-)  This notebook also has a slew of color wheel type patterns that I have found online, more patterns than I can possibly make in one lifetime.

This particular pattern is called Swirly Whirl Dresden and can be found here:

http://www.quiltinglodgeblog.com/2013/02/swirly-twirly-dresden.html

Far be it from me to tempt you with an idea and not show you where to find the pattern.  :-)

11 comments:

  1. I really do not enjoy paper piecing but I love that block. I want to do it as flowers in various sizes, with vines and leaves as an applique quilt... Will I ever actually do it? Nah, probably not. But I do love it!

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  2. Well, Jean, as a paper pieced block this one is really not that painful. I suppose you could just "cheat" and make it into an applique project. :-)

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  3. i know you posted 1 before. could you posr a pic of all 4 of them? I just might want to do one for "inspiration"
    SARA in Fla.

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  4. Very cool, Judy! I am still thinking about my *first* color wheel. Bunny

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  5. Bunny, are you really posting on the WWQP Bulletin Board again??!! Good to see you back here with us!

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  6. Okay, Sara, I just created a Flickr album so that you may take a look at all four of my color wheel quilts in one place. Let's hope that Blogger will allow me to post a link to Flickr. :-)

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/88094363@N03/sets/72157633818731979/

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  7. Shhh, don't jinx me. Just glad I could get on . . .

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  8. It works, Sara. You have to cut and paste it into the address bar. Great colour wheels -- but the best one is missing!

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  9. Okay, Jean, here's the URL for the blog for the Swirly Twirly Dresden. I was just reluctant to post it to Flickr. Again, you will have to copy and paste ...

    http://www.quiltinglodgeblog.com/2013/02/swirly-twirly-dresden.html

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  10. OK, I found the flickr color wheels. It makes me drool.
    Will try to make one before the end of 2013!
    Sara in Fla.

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