Spiderweb Block
You all know I had to make a Spiderweb block for my Modern Sampler quilt, right?
![spiderweb quilt block](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vFOLxiKG3mIEMGiPtRT08XwvuVOsFk7-spGUlP97hVor4s-c7zmVRYYU47QvUmKJv60VPUF9GPfMcf-wyK0mwmjUWGFaHl-UGOBhV66Ode_twUw5leoIE6Tk0dVyD4OiYLeQ=s0-d)
And I'm really happy I did because I love how it turned out! I'm also 99% sure I'm not going to make another one. This block took forever and I was really nervous about my webs matching up in nice points. Maybe I'd consider making a mini quilt some day (this block really is fun to look at) but I'm not going to make a whole quilt.
I used Elizabeth's tutorial with just a few modifications. To make one 17" (unfinished) block, I started with four 8.75" squares of background fabric. Then I cut them each into only two triangles. My kite measurement was 2.5" from the corner (Elizabeth's is 2"). The rest is the same so check out her tutorial. I even clipped the base fabric at the corners to reduce bulk. What a fantastic idea!
![spiderweb quilt block (back)](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vHNkPc1k_91AJVlp0XDuMA2tZjvzt6dJzUahzsQdmJTkDzrKZrwl-p2k34GZCr0JNN2YAMy2i3K4odatTherFIbDtTvhbaws8HBcTaMYRv5SEFIIJ4ZLo2VelzcymCLxMP=s0-d)
My layout was inspired by Jacquie's selvedge spiderweb tutorial. I love the quarter webs in the corners!
![spiderweb quilt block](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tOIy8RixbOol1V8EJkof12Mx08vnJ8itFmdqYyN4a54quFdOYsKnExPvdddVRKGEt-usHI_vlW9ltHIgjnGejQqq66t7ECLScTzsvEiApQuJARIiKa-Bf1UTyQQDYe5ZNDTg=s0-d)
Both tutorials are awesome so check them out. And don't forget to add your pictures to their flickr groups:
Oh Fransson! Flickr Group
Tallgrass Prarie Studio Flickr Group
And I'm really happy I did because I love how it turned out! I'm also 99% sure I'm not going to make another one. This block took forever and I was really nervous about my webs matching up in nice points. Maybe I'd consider making a mini quilt some day (this block really is fun to look at) but I'm not going to make a whole quilt.
I used Elizabeth's tutorial with just a few modifications. To make one 17" (unfinished) block, I started with four 8.75" squares of background fabric. Then I cut them each into only two triangles. My kite measurement was 2.5" from the corner (Elizabeth's is 2"). The rest is the same so check out her tutorial. I even clipped the base fabric at the corners to reduce bulk. What a fantastic idea!
My layout was inspired by Jacquie's selvedge spiderweb tutorial. I love the quarter webs in the corners!
Both tutorials are awesome so check them out. And don't forget to add your pictures to their flickr groups:
Oh Fransson! Flickr Group
Tallgrass Prarie Studio Flickr Group