capitol city quilt guild
multi color stripe

Units

Brought to you by Jan Lee Asman and Linda Nelson.

Here`s a new idea for our guild meetings. Instead of Tiny Treats, we`ll be making `Units`. Each month a simple block based on Pat Speth`s 5" block units will be our project. The only color requirement is that one part should be a light fabric and the other part a dark fabric. We encourage everyone to participate so that there will be many Units to win. If possible, you should make 10 Units each month and whoever is the lucky winner will receive all the Units. If just 10 members bring 10 Units each there will be 100 Units to win and we promise that each month all Units will go to just one winner. If we all contribute, that`s practically a whole quilt. If the response is large enough, the Units may be divided creating more than one winner.
 

multi color stripe



Other Units

Shaded Half Square Triangle
(April, 2014)

Combo Unit
(March, 2014)

Flying Geese Unit
(February, 2014)

Kitty Corner Unit
(January, 2014)

Picket Fence Unit
(December, 2013)

Connecting Corner Unit
(November, 2013)

Snowball Unit
(October, 2013)

Pinwheel Unit
(September, 2013)

Hourglass Units
(August, 2013)

Four Patch Unit
(July, 2013)

Two Patch Square
(June, 2013)

Half-Square Triangle
First `Units`
(May, 2013)

May 2013
Last Tiny Treat
(May, 2013)

April 2013
(April, 2013)

Spring Blooms
(March, 2013)

Be My Valentine
(February, 2013)

Peony
(January, 2013)

Poinsettia
(December, 2012)

Amaryllis Bulb
(November, 2012)

Fall Blooms
(October, 2012)

Twirling Star
(September, 2012)

Pieced Tulip
(August, 2012)

Queen for a Day
(March, 2012)

Hearth`s Heart
(February, 2012)

Whirling Twirling Snow
(January, 2012)

Falling Leaves
(November, 2011)

Going Batty
(October, 2011)

Ebony & Ivory
(September, 2011)

Shells on the Beach
(August, 2011)

Patriot Squares
(July, 2011)


Fran’s Angels

December, 2011


12” finished / 12 ½” unfinished



For (A): Assorted Greens
For (B): Assorted Purples
For (C): Assorted Golds OR Angel Prints
  1. Cut four 2 ½” squares of (A).
  2. Cut four 2 ½” squares of (B).
  3. Cut eight 2 ½” squares of (C).
  4. Cut one 4 ½” square of (B).
  5. Cut four 4 ½” squares of (C).
  6. Join one (A) square to one small (C) square.  Make four rectangles.
  7. Join one small (B) square to one small (C) square. Make four rectangles.
  8. Join one (A)/(C) rectangle to one (B)/(C) rectangle with (C) squares on the diagonal.  There should be four (A)/ (B)/(C) 4 ½” squares.
  9. Join one (A)/ (B)/(C) square to one 4 ½” (C) square to one (A)/ (B)/(C) square.  This makes Row 1.
  10. Join one 4 ½” (C) square to the 4 ½” (B) square to one 4 ½” (C) square.  This makes Row 2.
  11. Join one (A)/ (B)/(C) square to one 4 ½” (C) square to one (A)/ (B)/(C) square.  This makes Row 3.
  12. Join the three rows as shown. The (A) squares should be on the four outside corners of the block.