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July 14, 2022

Blue and Yellow Quilt with Circles

by Judy Tucker


Blue and Yellow Quilt, with Circles, 56 1/2 x 40 1/2 inches

Blue and Yellow Quilt, with Circles, 56 1/2 x 40 1/2 inches

Here’s another blue and yellow quilt I just completed which will probably go to a refugee from Ukraine at some point in the fall. Like the Hachi Quilt made using Ukrainian blue and yellow fabric which I made this spring, this quilt includes sunflower flowers and storks. The sunflowers are reverse circles peeking through to the top of the quilt and the storks are in the center of both the big Economy Quilt Blocks.

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I took the template from one of favorite quilts, “Flying Economy” quilt and adapted it to add reverse circles, circles made using quarter circles blocks and semi-circles. The “Flying Economy” quilt I made in 2018 was inspired by a quilt designed by Sam Hunter called “Fourteen on Point”.

Most of the quilting in this quilt is straight line quilting done with a walking foot. But I know that I’m not any good doing free motion echo quilting around circles, so I hand quilted the circles using perle cotton #12 and a bit of #8 since I only had the bright yellow in the thicker thread.

This rectangular quilt is a nice size to wrap up in, hang on the back of a sofa, or to fold and place at the foot of a bed.

TAGS: Ukrainian blue and yellow quilt, Reverse Circles, Quarter CIrcles making a circular block, Semi-Circle blocks, Economy Block, Flying Geese Blocks


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