Circle Week with Windham Fabrics: Day 3
Day Three; more circles. This time I used a CD. You remember those, don't you? I have used them in workshops for my students to be able to make all sorts of perfect circles like these using the Solstice Collection by Sally Kelly.
![]() |
Circles from the Solstice Collection by Sally Kelly for Windham Fabrics |
Let's see more of this fabric:
![]() |
Solstice Fabrics |
And another photo. These are just a few of the 28 prints! Go check them out. You will love them!
I pulled the two light prints to be the backgrounds of my circles blocks. I was able to cut 6 squares from each. I made my circles as I shared earlier (ie, interfaced and turned), centered and then pinned to the square, ready for stitching.
![]() |
Circle centered, pinned and ready for stitching |
I made 11 of these. Not sure yet where I'm going. I have one more square . . .
I had cut the squares 7" because sometimes in appliqué there is a little shrinkage. You can see the little bits of fabric shavings. Now they're a perfect 6-1/2" square!
![]() |
11 Solstice Circle blocks |
And as I showed you on Tuesday, I made some Square in a Square blocks as I did in the Spiroglyphics quilts. Here are the first 5.
![]() |
Five Square in a Square blocks |
"OK?" you ask. "Where are you going?" Well, I really don't know! But I'm going to do something like those Spiroglyphics quilts. I'll keep you posted. I just thought you'd like to see a few more circles!
I hope to share a few more posts about circles. Stay tuned.
Received CD yesterday. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteStill need to do circles. I have a tester block to finish and a quilt top due the end of month and then circle and a square in a square.
Thank you for ideas.
Nancy
Inspiring and lovely colours .
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration ... I’m going to fussy cut some circles and squares for something like your wonky block.
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics are delish!!!!!
ReplyDelete