Spectrum QAL Block 1 with Pam Voth: Delightful Collection by Riley Blake by Pam Voth May 11, 2021 written by Pam Voth May 11, 2021 464 I’m Pam Voth and I welcome you into my sewing room as I share my version of Block 1 of the Spectrum Quilt-Along. I discovered this exciting opportunity while browsing the QUILTsocial website, and I’m completing my blocks using fabric from the Delightful Collection by Riley Blake. The Riley Blake Delightful Collection I’m using for my version of the Spectrum QAL. It is delightful! The tips and tricks from all three designers who spearheaded the quilt-along – Claire Haillot, Elaine Theriault, and Paul Léger – are part of what makes this project so great. You can get all instructions for their Blocks 1 through 12, on QUILTsocial.com by clicking on the Spectrum QAL badge on the home page at any time! You can also click on the original ‘Block 1’ blocks down below. Creating the flying geese was the biggest challenge of Block 1 for me. However, the descriptions and pictures (especially with the flying geese) allowed me, as a beginner, to feel confident and successful. Each designer shows a different perspective on putting blocks together, and it was inspiring to see the block in various stages and with different colorways. I love experimenting with different colors, and this project is absolutely perfect for matching fabrics. You could use fabrics from a collection, or you could literally just pull out your stash and have a go. For my version of Block 1, the four corners could be totally different fabrics than the triangles in the geese. I believe the world is your oyster when it comes to quilting, and this project is perfect for any new quilter who wants to experiment with a variety of techniques and be able to create a quilt using your own pallet of colors! One of the greatest benefits in my quilting life is connecting with my quilting group and sharing the challenges and joys of quilting. I’ve learned a big lesson: everything is more fun and less daunting when you aren’t afraid to ask for help or get advice. So, as soon as I finished Block 1, I shared it with my quilting group. Celebrating with people who understand and appreciate your journey is the best part of life. And now, I’m happy to share my experience with you! Stay tuned for Block 2 in June. Please take the time to connect with me by sharing your version of Block 1 on social media with the hashtag, #TheSewGoesOn. Thanks for watching! Please share and subscribe. Claire Haillot – Block 1 Elaine Theriault – Block 1 Paul Léger – Block 1 Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs363Delightfulfabricsfree patternsQALQAL2020quilt blocksRiley Blake Designs FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Pam Voth Pam retired after 33 years as an elementary educator and found that time could be both her friend and her enemy. Cooking and baking, as well as knitting, had been an outlet for her creativity, but she was ready for a challenge. Pam's mom had been an expert sewer which scared Pam off. Retirement opened the door to explore quilting in the company of a retired friend, and they started their Wednesday mornings 'Quilt Social'. It's her goal to share her new found joy for quilting, a craft she never imagined being successful at, and in turn inspire others to give it a try. Pam is a lifelong learner, a beginner quilter and a great believer that connecting with others in a positive way makes all the difference in life. previous post How the PFAFF performance icon helps sewing on-point quilt blocks next post Perfect stitch-in-the-ditch quilting with the PFAFF performance icon YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... Spectrum QAL Block 12 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 11 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 10 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 9 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 8 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 7 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 6 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 5 with Pam Voth: Delightful... Spectrum QAL Block 4 with Pam Voth: Delightful... 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.
