Finally! It is done!
I love this Dresden Fan block variation! A lot!
Next time when I will make it again, I would like to make 2 quilts. One with the blocks that look like circles and the second one with the blocks that look like octagons.
The block is huge (17” square) and the top measures 68” x 85”.
The pattern requires a lot of fabric. I used about 5 yards just from the white fabric.
The pattern requires a lot of fabric. I used about 5 yards just from the white fabric.
Despite so many seams for one block, I think this is a quick and easy pattern.
The quilting for this top is not on the “to do” list for this week, but I think I can’t make anything else until I will finish it!
Edited to add
Complete pattern available, if you want to sew your own version.
OMG it's beautiful!
I love it!
Gorgeous!!! It should be something else quilted Geta…
Awesome!!
Geta, what a beautiful quilt. The colours are so fresh and you just want to keep looking at it
I love this! What a modern twist on a dresden plate! Beautiful
Just beautiful!
I just completed a quilt with a very similar block…I'll be posting about it on my blog later this week.
that is absolutely wonderful! thank you for the inspiration!!!
karen
I think this is a great design you came up with,well done.Wig.
That turned out so cute – reminds me of Ferris Wheel rides at a carnival!
Stunning! Irene
Your work is just superb Geta.
A really great pattern!
Geta I have been watching you create this block and the quilt has turned out to be absolutely fabulous!! I really is awesome!! Hugs Vicki x
Wow, it´s fantastic.
Oh gosh, it's beautiful!
Wow! Fabulous!!
Fabulouso!! Bravo!!
This is just stunning. It is a treasure.
Absolutely Beautiful
Fantastic!! It is so wonderful! I love the colors. I like the look of both styles of blocks.
Just absolutely wonderful!!
I love this!! Are you going to be selling a pattern?
It is wonderful. It looks the sun shines through the blocks. I love it.
Che lavoro stupendo, che precisione!
Complimenti!
Vania
Amazing work, Geta!! Love seeing all you produce!
It looks great!
Just like all of your work!
Greetz from Holland
Annemieke
http://quiltsvankippetje.blogspot.com/
Formidable!!!!
This top looks fantasic!
Il est superbe !!!
(It's wonderful !!!)
This is stunning. I know you gave directions, but I'm a bit confused. Would you consider making this into a pattern or doing a more detailed tutorial?
Geta, I follow you via Bloglovin' and went down a rabbit trail looking at posts. I ended up at your wonderful posts about the Dresden plates – and then making them into octagons – squares for quilts. I don't like making assumptions, so I'm asking how you finished the holes (centers) of the Dresdens, if you are like me, you may not readily recall. I'm thinking you either hand or machine appliqued them. My quilt guild is having a challenge for members to make a charity quilt for a toddler/baby for our November meeting. I think it would be an adorable idea for either males or females depending on the fabrics. I've never used my Dresden ruler. Actually, we have a ruler lending library that has some interesting rulers. I'm librarian of our books. So, I get to buy books for our library this year – as well as supplies needed for the library from our allotted budget. I didn't know all the ins and outs that I had to do when I took the job and I'm learning.