Tagged: drunkard’s path
Sunday sketch #493
This week’s sketch is closely related to last week’s. Well, the underlying design is exactly the same – but I’ve changed the orientation, the colour placement, and the palette. I think of changes like that as cosmetic rather than structural, as they wouldn’t affect how you’d construct a quilt from this design.
Sunday sketch #492
A few weeks ago, I shared a block-based design featuring alternating blocks that used straight lines and curves in complementary ways. I’m revisiting that concept this week, using some chunky shapes from a while back.
Sunday sketch #491
I made a quilt recently (which I’ll share in a few weeks’ time) that used loads of wide curves – the same size/shape that I used in my quilts Blue Wave, Whirlwind and Quattro. Basically a 7″ (finished) drunkard’s path unit with a 3.5″ (finished) drunkard’s path cut out of it. A bit like a macaroni! It’s such a great shape, and so easy to piece thanks to drunkard’s path templates from Papper, Sax, Sten.
