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These projects are using Deb’s newest fabric line with Island Batik, Modern Opulence. It's full of oranges, blues, and golds that are rich and bold. For those fall-themed projects, they ...
Join me for a Converging Geese Zoom class September 15th at 11:00 AM. Sign up and download the supply list here (pattern is included with the class fee):
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I created this pattern November 2018 for an Island Batik Log Cabin Challenge. It has been a popular pattern in my Etsy Shop ever since. This is a variation on the Log Cabin block and is a fun way to use your Square/Squared, Tucker Trimmer I & Wing Clipper I tools.
I named my original design “Converging Geese” because each block has ...
read moreHello, I'm so excited to welcome you to Deb Tucker's Studio 180 Tranquility Blog Hop. I'm Tina Dillard, a Studio 180 Design Certified Instructor, author, instructor, designer, and owner of Quilting Affections Designs. Using Deb Tucker's Studio 180 Design for Island Batik's new fabric line Tranquility, I want to show you a fun and elegant design. These fabrics are starting to arrive in your local shops now, so make sure you check them out. You'll love this new line if you love earth tones. The quilter can choose from a variety of soft browns ... read more
Recently, Studio 180 Design released Twilight Zone, its newest blockbuster. This color play block is made with the Wing Clipper® and Square Squared® tools. The only thing else you'll need is the new Geese of a Feather Technique sheet, depending on how you place the flying geese units.
As I was working on my Twilight Zone block, I decided to write a tutorial on how to make Geese of the Feather.
What is the Geese of a Feather technique?
Have you ever wanted four flying geese with all one color on one side and all the other colors on ...
read moreGreetings, and Welcome to the Final Day of the Bellingham Bay Blog Hop! I am Tina Dillard, a Certified Instructor, Author, and Quilt Pattern Designer under Quilting Affection Designs. In addition, I have founded Precision Block Academy, where you can learn and achieve Perfect Points every time with Studio 180 Design tools.
I hope you've enjoyed the Studio 180 Design "Bellingham Bay" Blog Hop. "Bellingham Bay" is Deb Tucker Studio 180 Design's first Original Fabric Collection with Island Batik. This collection is arriving this month at your local quilt shop, so check with your favorite shop. If your ...
read moreThis month the talented Studio 180 Design Certified Instructors Block Exploration Challenge focused on different Flying Geese. It was fun to design blocks that just use those units.
I usually use either EQ8 (Electric Quilt 8) or Adobe Illustrator when I design my patterns. For most of my blocks, I love to use EQ8. You will see my mockup for this block that I develop in EQ8. This block was so much fun; due to how coloring was done, you get a 3D look in the block center.
Last week, I showed you how to make the Quickets in my Block Party Block #18, "Pointed Square." This week, I want to continue with the Wing Clipper tool showing you how to make Flying Geese.
The Wing Clipper tool is one of the Studio 180 Design fundamental tools that I talked about in my blog post, "What Studio 180 Design Tools Should I start with?." This tool was created to make traditional Flying Geese units.
The construction method of these units uses the Non-Waste Method, which uses one large and four small squares to make four flying geese at ...
read moreIt’s fun to look at different blocks and see different shapes and dimensions. This month's Block Party Block #18, "Pointed Square," does just that; you will find that it looks like it is two blocks, but it really is one block.
Did you know that starting this month you can have these blocks delivered to your email box? All you have to do is to sign up for my newsletter and on the 15th of the month, you will receive an email with the Free Block inside.
You only need the Studio 180 Design Wing Clipper® I and ...
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As a Studio 180 Design Certified Instructor, I am asked many questions about the Studio 180 Design tools. The number one question I’m asked is What Studio 180 Design Tools should I start with?
My response to this question is you should start with the essential tools. These tools are the Tucker Trimmer I, Wing Clipper I, and Square Squared tool. The three tools will get you started with basic units that you will see in many quilt patterns and start most quilt projects.
Each tool is multisized with fine lines for accuracy. The tools come with detailed step-by-step ...
read moreWelcome, Welcome, Welcome to Stitchin Heaven’s Journey’s BOM – Month 12! This has been a spectacular year. You all have worked so hard. Thank you to Deb Luttrell, Founder of Stitchin Heaven, Deb Tucker, Creative Kingpin of Studio 180 Design, Marie Bostwick New York Times best selling author and Jason Yenter Fabric Designer & President of In the Beginning Fabrics for making this all possible. Now to assemble your quilts!
Note: WOF stands for width of fabric. This month you will assemble your quilt top and add the borders.
Gather the following ...
read moreYou can now purchase Block 6. Remember, you have two options for buying the pattern. First, My website is set up for both Printed and Downloadable PDF versions. For my International customers, I have an Etsy website.
Month 6
Block 6 is straightforward to make and put together. The center consists of making two different color combinations of half-square ...
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Block 4 in the Aztec Dance block of the month is now available. I hope you are keeping up with the blocks because we are getting close to the end. Just two more months and we will be finished.
You can purchase Block 4 Here. Remember, you have two options for buying the pattern. First, My website is set up for both Printed and Downloadable PDF versions. For my International customers, I have an Etsy website.
Month 4
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