Another Patchwork class that I have attended at Kates, was the Stack and Whack. After choosing 5 complementary colours and then a contrast ...
I started seeing them everywhere!! And I was over at Chris' blog, Shared Creativity , and saw her beautiful regular Stack and Whack made fr...
This Stack and Whack Tutorial for Beginners will cover some of the basics for selecting which pattern you want to make and which fabric will work best for that
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Main - Stack and whack 4 patch posies - This is what I have been having fun with. I love the wild colors. What do you think? Too bright? Too colorful? Do you think it will be alright for a bedroom? Remember I'm just getting started. I have about 30 more blocks made so far. I'm thinking my corner stones will be orange.
I hope you're not getting too tired of looking at these Stack and Whack stars. I love the unique look of each block. I was late for qu...
Chinoiserie Collection by Anna Griffin CONTEST IS OVER. Congratulations to Deborah B of Michigan. A new fabric collection by Anna Gr...
The Easy stack quilt with 4 repeats is a very simple stack and slash style quilt.In this video Paula Doyle gives a variety of ideas which you can try yoursel...
Are you interested in learning how to create a Kaleidoscope Stack-n-Wack® quilt. These are the two Stack-n-Whack® techniques to know.
Pictures - Birdsong, a stack and whack for my Easter decor - Here's my latest stack and whack, I only had a couple of yards of the main fabric, but it was enough to make a 36 x 36 wall hanging and table runner, which I think will look great with my Blue Calico dishes. And I still have 16 of the little 4-patch squares
One of my favourite things in quilting is hexagon blocks and I just love kaleidoscope blocks. To make a kaleidoscope quilt, you only need fabric with a large print and 6 print repeats. Each block is a hexagon and it uses 6 triangles. You can make it larger by buying enough fabric for 12 repeats or…
This post is to answer a question from my blog comments. We have e-mailed a couple times and a blogger would like more information on how to...
Stack n whack quilt - that not-so-awesome fabric made this really awesome quilt!!!
A couple of years ago, Mary Lou Hallenbeck was the speaker at the Pieces and Patches Quilt Guild in Jackson, Michigan. She had written a pat...
Working on the Big X project. Scrappy and happy!
Several years ago mom and I got into the "Bethany Reynolds" mode and we each made several Stack and Whack quilt tops. The funny thing about this quilt is that the feature fabric has pink and turquoise and roses. Three things I'm not fond of AT ALL! But I LOVE the quilt! Go figure. So,…
(Sort of like) Stack-n-Whack™ turtorial
Two quilt groups asked me to show them how to do this quick stack ‘n whack or also known as slash ‘n stack quilt. Now my only example lef...
Finished and the binding will be in the chartreuse checked fabric. I'm really happy with the look of this and I'm glad I added the chartreuse checked fabric so that the whole background wouldn't be in the yellowish floral. I will say that a lot of the background area of this was done by what I call the sculptor's method - you cut large and then trim away what you don't want :) Pictures and comments are in Piecing 2012 Set 1.
Pictures - how to quilt a stained glass stack and whack? - I have finished the top but have no idea how to quilt this? any ideas?
