From only using two fabrics you can have the positive and negative look. (I just love that brown fabric in these two blocks)
In this sample I used 3 different fabrics for the centre block and then used 2 different fabrics for the outside borders (directions for the borders) This sample will be made up as a cushion for the display in the shop.
And then lastly, I went a bit funky with my fabric choice. I had a charm pack that I didn't know what to do with and this pattern is perfect to use a charm pack in as they are 5" squares - you just have to trim them down to your desired size. I then just added two borders and sewed it up into a cushion. See how the different fabrics changes the whole look.
This week we also have included a cutting tip with the tutorial. This explains how I cut my 4 7/8" pieces.
For a computer tech question - we did have some people email me last week that they had trouble using the link - you need to allow pop-ups from our site as this link will open up in a new tab/window.So here is the link for the pattern. If you have a picture of your finished block we love to receive them - you can email them to use at sales@berrimapatchwork.com.au or if you are following us on facebook you can just post them on there. Don't forget our giveaway which ends this Wednesday (15th June) - you got to be in it to win it, just leave a message on our giveaway blog listing to which giveaway you would like to win.
Till next week - which is a Canadian themed block, happy sewing.
having trouble with this link then type the link below to take you to the free pattern
http://www.berrimapatchwork.com.au/freepattern/oldmaidspuzzle/
Thanks for showing this pattern with different views of how it can be made. I am appreciating the size of these free blocks thankyou, Dianne
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