We learned how to make two HST's at a time for the first block, Candy. Here are the instructions.
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| Block: Candy |
For the second block, Ninja, we learned how to make four HST's at a time. Here are the instructions.
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| Block: Ninja |
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Wednesday, January 27, 2016
WIP Wednesday - Modern HST Sampler
Alyce @ Blossom Heart Quilts is hosting a year-long Modern HST Sampler quilt along. Every two weeks, a new HST block is unveiled. We'll be learning different techniques to make the HST's.
We learned how to make two HST's at a time for the first block, Candy. Here are the instructions.
For the second block, Ninja, we learned how to make four HST's at a time. Here are the instructions.
We learned how to make two HST's at a time for the first block, Candy. Here are the instructions.
For the second block, Ninja, we learned how to make four HST's at a time. Here are the instructions.
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Alyce has so many great HST tricks! I always use her blog as a resource when I'm making them! Have fun; your first two blocks are looking good :)
ReplyDeleteLove finding different ways to make HSTs or flying geese, etc etc!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing these! Ugh, I keep wondering if I should play along, or just stick to the pan I made for 2016...but those blocks are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love HSTs, do you have a favorite method of making them or are you just exploring all the options?
ReplyDeleteCute blocks. Thanks for sharing the quilt along - I love seeing different techniques to play with blocks.
ReplyDeleteLooks fun and easy! I love learning new things. I think I'll check it out! XO
ReplyDeleteLiking the strong colours - will it be a rainbow quilt?
ReplyDeleteLove the blocks. I thought about playing along on this one but haven't started yet.
ReplyDeleteI knew about making 2 HSTs at a time, but hadn't heard of 4 at a time! New techniques are always cool, your blocks look great!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of the four at a time either. Interesting. I like the size of the blocks.
ReplyDeleteThese are nice big blocks and a great way to learn all the ways to make HST's. Looks like a fun QAL!
ReplyDeleteA whole year of HSTs? Thanks, but no thanks, you know how I feel about those things. 😧
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! An a great way to learn new techniques! Love your fabric choice. I will check the HST sampler out for sure
ReplyDeleteHappily awaiting a post of your progress, Anja! Thanks for posting to TN&TN's WIP Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteI like how she has renamed the friendship star a ninja star. The block's shape has always reminded me of the same thing.
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