Today I learned to sew dutchman’s puzzle quilt. I took some pictures while making it.
This is the example that was provided by the teacher. I have to make 8 big triangles and 16 small triangles and assembled it into one big square.
This is how my result compared to the example. My result is still far from perfect. I need more practice on quilting.
I shared the pictures and tried to make a simple tutorial here.
I have to choose 4 different motifs, and it took me a while since I’m still inexperienced to mix and match fabrics.
After cutting 8 big triangles and 16 small triangles with rotary cutter, I started to join the left small triangle with the big triangle.
After sewing I need to iron the back of the fabrics. Iron to the darker fabrics direction.
Continue with the right small triangle and after that I had 2 small rectangles.
On the next step I need to join the small rectangles to make a small square. I have to make sure the top of triangle is not overlapped. I checked before starting to sew and use pins to help me.
I need to make 4 small squares.I joined the 2 small squares and at the end join the 2 big rectangles as 1 big squares
For the last step, I start to sew from the middle of the rectangles to the right and left side, to make sure the triangle in the middle is still triangle and not something else ^_^
I finished 2 dutchman’s puzzle quilting block today, but I still don’t know what will I make from those blocks. Any ideas?.
Anyway, you can find more references on this and this site.
Happy quilting ^_^
























December 22nd, 2009 at 3:21 pm
Hai Risna,
salam kenal ya saya Rachel dari Pattaya. Setahun yang lalu saya pernah baca blog kamu tentang Chiang Mai, it was a random blogwalking … nah udah 3 bulan ini saya dipindah ke Pattaya. Cari2 orang Indonesia di Pty sini gak ada euy …nah untung saya inget kamu jadilah saya menulis surat ini sekarang
Ok, saya ada rencana mau tahun baru ke Chiang Mai, semoga kita bisa bertemu ya … if you don’t mind :-).
Cheers,
Rachel