Hexagons in triangles
Flights of flying geese
Flights of flying geese
Made with only 83 seams total.
Flights of flying geese
Flights of flying geese
Flights of flying geese
40 + 40 + 30 + 30 flying geese sewn into these four flights with only 34 seams total.
Four-patch
Flights of flying geese
Four-patch
120 four-patch blocks interspersed with 120 solid squares all made with 50 seams total.
Nine-patch
Squares in diamonds
Four-patch
750 squares, 97 seams total (with traditional piecing it would take 749 seams).
Squares in diamonds
Squares in diamonds
Squares in diamonds
The two tops were made with 74 seams total.
LeMoyne stars plus
Squares in diamonds
Squares in diamonds
The seven LeMoyne stars and the seven deliberate left-over beautiful stars were made together with 105 seams total. (There are no set-in seams in these LeMoyne stars.)
Three log-cabin-like quilts
Three log-cabin-like quilts
Three log-cabin-like quilts
Three log-cabin-like quilts
Three log-cabin-like quilts
Three log-cabin-like quilts
Triangles in diamonds
These three tops were made at the same time with 107 seams only.
Triangles in diamonds
Triangles in diamonds, II
Triangles in diamonds
The quilt top here has 27 rows of equilateral triangles, and each row has 35 equilateral triangles and two triangles on the sides. I completed this top with 154 seams only plus 18 undoings of short seams (as part of the streamlined design).
Triangles in diamonds, II
Triangles in diamonds, II
Triangles in diamonds, II
Seven extra seams on the leftovers on the project on the left created this beauty