Last week, I played with the Arkansas Crossroads quilt block in straight set designs.
Let’s see how it looks on point.
The next four on point designs are the same layout (Some of the blocks from the above design were rotated to get this new layout.) They look different simply because the color was moved around (the actual colors used remain the same).
The following on point design still features the Arkansas Crossroads quilt block, but also has a block called the Frayed Four Patch. This block can be made by deleting lines from the Arkansas Crossroads quilt block. However, I found it in Electric Quilt’s library.
Both blocks are used in the next design too. I like it better.










Great post, Laura. I like them all, I especially like the first one.
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Isn’t it nice to know that there are no right or wrong designs? We can like them all, or not, if we want to. We have options. I love that one block can be so versatile!
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You are finding some very interesting blocks … and creating some very interesting designs with them! I like the last one too.
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Judy, sometimes the blocks I find aren’t very interesting to me at all. The challenge is to make them so. Surprise at what I come up with is what makes it so fun.
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Laura,
You are making the blocks interesting for me anyway, and making me look more at the dull blocks I find differently!
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That is a good thing Judy! You also make me look at designing differently.
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