Wonky quilt blocks patterns

I haven't been a big fan of I-spy quilts until I saw the blog banner of QuiltNCards . I just love that wonky tilt. There seems to be quite...

I finished this quilt top a number of months ago. I didn’t really have a plan for who the quilt would go to, so wasn’t in a hurry to get it quilted. So now it’s done, and I love i…

This is a very different approach to quilting. These wonky quilts are so much fun, and you can use up a lot of those scraps you have laying around for this one. There are so many variations of these quilts and you can make up your own patterns as you go along. Her triangle wonky quilt starts w

Instructions for a scrap-friendly quilt made using a stack and slash technique.

This is an improv or wonky log cabin block. I really love this technique. No sizes, just total freedom to cut where you see fit. How to make a wonky log cabin quilt block This block is perfect for la

Tutorial on my blog: mleknits.blogspot.com/2015/02/wonky-stripes-baby-quilt-tu...

This cute quilt block idea by Carol Thelen on YouTube is definitely worth a try for all seamstresses and quilters out there. You can make this block using leftover jelly roll strips or use your pile of fabric scraps instead. The steps are super easy to follow and you can finish a block within just

When making scrappy quilts I like to add some interest by setting my blocks on a wonky tilt. You know me….I only do it if it’s easy peezy. Supplies: Fabric to make an extra wide border around your focal block Ruler or pre-cut paper template the size of the finished block you want including the seam allowances Step 1 – Add the Border Add an extra wide border around your block. The wider the border the more of an angle you can tilt your block to. I used 2 and 3 inch borders. Step 2 – Trim the…

My friend wanted to make some wonky stars today... so we worked together... and figured out how it's done. We began with 3" squares. I dug through some scraps and found some yellow. laid it down there.... Double checking that it would cover the corner of the block. Yes. It does. :) Sew it on. Press open. Trim. Using the 3" square as a guide. Viola!!! One Star point.... Only 7 more to go!!!! Two star points! Oh.... Don't they look nice? Here I am chain piecing those star points on! Much…