We are going to focus on the new GO! Snowball die. There are so many variation that this block can be layout out... just play with it and enjoy. I have to give the credit to AccuQuilt for these directions... I just typed them up so you can enjoy. :)
Dies Needed:
55330 - GO! Snowball - 6" Finished
55059 - GO! Square - 2-1/2" (2" Finished) or 55018 - Value Die
•Sub cut into 160—2 ½” x 2 ½” squares using the Value Die (55018)
–Fabric #2: Cut—7, 3” x WOF Strips
•Sub cut into 100, 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares using the Value Die (55018)
–Fabric #3: Cut—7, 3” x WOF Strips
•Sub cut into 100, 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares using the Value Die (55018)
Sewing the 9-Patch Blocks (Unit #1)
•Lay out
4—Fabric #1 squares
2—Fabric #2 squares and
3—Fabric #3 squares as shown.
•Block should measure 6 ½” x 6 ½”.
•Repeat previous three steps to make a total of 20—Unit #1 blocks.
Sewing the 9-Patch Blocks (Unit #2)
•Lay out
4—Fabric #1 squares
3—Fabric #2 squares and
2—Fabric #3 squares as shown.
•Block should measure 6 ½” x 6 ½”.
•Repeat previous three steps to make a total of 20—Unit #2 blocks.
Dies Needed:
55330 - GO! Snowball - 6" Finished
55059 - GO! Square - 2-1/2" (2" Finished) or 55018 - Value Die
Cutting for 9-Patch Blocks
–Fabric #1: Cut—20, 3” x WOF Strips•Sub cut into 160—2 ½” x 2 ½” squares using the Value Die (55018)
–Fabric #2: Cut—7, 3” x WOF Strips
•Sub cut into 100, 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares using the Value Die (55018)
–Fabric #3: Cut—7, 3” x WOF Strips
•Sub cut into 100, 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares using the Value Die (55018)
Sewing the 9-Patch Blocks (Unit #1)
•Lay out
4—Fabric #1 squares
2—Fabric #2 squares and
3—Fabric #3 squares as shown.
•Sew blocks together into rows. Pressing
seams in the direction of the arrows.
•Sew rows together to make
1—9-Patch block.
•Press in the direction of the arrows. 1—9-Patch block.
•Block should measure 6 ½” x 6 ½”.
•Repeat previous three steps to make a total of 20—Unit #1 blocks.
Sewing the 9-Patch Blocks (Unit #2)
•Lay out
4—Fabric #1 squares
3—Fabric #2 squares and
2—Fabric #3 squares as shown.
•Sew blocks together into rows.
Pressing seams in the direction of the arrows.
•Sew rows together to
make
1—9-Patch block.
•Press in the direction of the
arrows. 1—9-Patch block.
•Block should measure 6 ½” x 6 ½”.
•Repeat previous three steps to make a total of 20—Unit #2 blocks.
Cutting for Snowball Blocks
•Fabric #1: Cut 7—3” x WOF Strips
•Fabric #2: Cut 5—7” x WOF Strips
•Fabric #3: Cut 5—7” x WOF Strips
•Cut the
7—Fabric #1 strips into 164—2 ½” Finished Half Square Triangles
7—Fabric #1 strips into 164—2 ½” Finished Half Square Triangles
•Cut the
5—Fabric #2 strips into
25—6” Finished Snowball Blocks
5—Fabric #2 strips into
25—6” Finished Snowball Blocks
•Cut the
5—Fabric #3 strips into 16—6” Finished Snowball Blocks
5—Fabric #3 strips into 16—6” Finished Snowball Blocks
•Lay out
1—Fabric #2 block and
4—Fabric #1 Half Square Triangles as shown.
1—Fabric #2 block and
4—Fabric #1 Half Square Triangles as shown.
•Sew all four corners onto block.
•Press towards the corners
•Block should measure 6 ½” x 6 ½”
•Repeat previous three steps to make a
total of 25, Fabric #2 Snowball Blocks
Repeat with Fabric #2 block and Fabric #1 Half Square Triangles
Sewing Rows
•Lay out 5—Fabric #2 Snowball Blocks
and
4—Unit #1, 9-Patch blocks, as shown.
4—Unit #1, 9-Patch blocks, as shown.
Sew blocks together into a row, pressing
towards the Snowball block. Make a total of five Row #1.
Repeat to make alternating rows...
Sew blocks together into a row, pressing
towards the Snowball block. Make a total of four Row #2.
Sewing Quilt Top Together
Quilt Top
Again, this is just one layout out of many. Hope you enjoy! If you would like to purchase this die or any others, please go to Stitches N Stories Quilting.
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Now Let's GO! Quilting.
Love this quilt - it has now been added to my bucket list. When I'll be able to get to it is debatable, but what a great design.
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