While looking through the book I came across the pattern Carpenter's Square. Never heard of that, I've heard of Carpenter's Wheel but, not the Square. So I thought I would give it a try.
And put together 4 squares. The pattern was easy enough however, the book said it was "Advanced skill level" not sure why?

In January of this year I decided to give the "Carpenter's Wheel" a try. I think it turned out ok.

I would say on a skill level this one is a little more difficult only because it has Y seams. However if you mark the 1/4" seam allowance it makes the Y seam a piece of cake.
I hope you have a great week. :o} And I hope the weather calms down and gives everyone a chance to do clean up.
Regena
5 comments:
I like them both...never seen the carpenter one before...interesting.
Hi-
I am sending you a link to the
International Quilt Study Center & Museum
they have a Carpenters Square in the collection there.
http://explorer.quiltstudy.org/#/quilt/1997.007.0939/
yours is awesome too..
I tried to bring sunshine home with me. No such luck. I'm already having withdrawals. Great quilts. The square made me dizzy looking at it! LOL. ;o) ooxx`jodi
Just beautiful, Regena! I love looking at your quilts.
I'm looking at the red/white quilt and I cannot see the blocks. Can you give us a hint of how it is assembled?
It is beautiful!
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