How to create a pattern from a block you’ve seen by Rhonda from Rhonda’s Quilt Ramblings | On the Windy Side by Carla A. Canonico July 7, 2015 written by Carla A. Canonico July 7, 2015 704 On the Windy Side: 2015 Finish Along – Q2 Tutorial – How to create a pattern from a block you’ve seen by Rhonda from Rhonda’s Quilt Ramblings Hi everyone – I’m delighted to share the second tutorial for Q2 of the 2015 Finish Along with you today. Rhonda is the original instigator of the Finish Along and blogs at Rhonda’s Ramblings. Today she is sharing how she worked out how to make a block she saw in an antique quilt – how fun! Hey, y’all … Rhonda [the Rambler] here! I am ever so excited to be here today. I blog over at Rhonda’s [Quilt] Ramblings, well, theoretically I do. As of late, there’s been little to no Ramblings. Twice a year my job drains every ounce of energy I have – Christmas and end of June. This is good and bad. It is at this same time (the crazy busy time) we get a week (occasionally two) off. I am certainly looking forward to vacation this year for a couple reasons – I can get back to blogging (which means life is getting back to normal) and I get out of the office for an entire week!! Print this page or save as a PDF FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Carla A. Canonico Carla A. Canonico is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of A Needle Pulling Thread Magazine, QUILTsocial.com, and KNITmuch.com. previous post The Safety Pin Fastener From Unique | Quilts by Jen next post Patchwork and Painting | Helen Philipps YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... Colorful Jelly Roll Placemats Piece a Bold Maximalist Quilted Cushion Cover Free Motion Quilting Success: Key Tools, Essential Tips,... Turn Old Jeans into a Clothing-Inspired Denim Quilt An Autumn Table Runner from Improv Blocks Make a Bright and Cheerful Crib Quilt While... A Heart Cushion Cover with Applique and Free-Motion... A Quilted Wallhanging for Your Creative Space A Modern Baby Quilt Full of Story and... Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.