Washington Island Poppy for Sherrie D.

What a happy block!  I can't wait to see this come together, Sherrie!

A Field of Poppies For Sherri

Well, maybe not a field but I do have two poppies for Sherri.  One from me and one from Llewellyn.

Marnita's Poppy

Llewellyn's Poppy

Sherri, I am sending mine, Llewellyn's and Connies to you along with Llewellyn's new Around the World Block pattern.  Can't wait to see your field of poppies!

A Red Poppy for Sherrie

Here is mine. Hope you like it. What color is next?

Mardie

a poppy for Sherrie

Here ya go, Sherrie!

btw - the tutorial says to cut 9 squares from the bright colored strip, but I didn't have enough.  Fortunately, I only needed 8. phew!

emily

Washington Island Poppies - August Block

This is a quick tutorial for my Washington Island Poppie Block.  You should all have recieved your kit in the mail by now.  Genevieve (Sally Burrup gave her's to Connie), that one will be yours if you can get it from her if not let me know and I'll send another one.

Each flower will be a different color so my pictures will not match your colored fabric but the assembly is the same.

 

Each of you should have a 3 1/2" colored strip
A 3 1/2" yellow square
A 2" white strip
2 - 7 1/4" white squares

From the colored strip cut 9 - 3 1/2"   "A" squares
From the white strip cut 8 - 2"   "B" squares
Draw a diagonal line across each 7 1/4"  white square and cut along line to make 4  "C" triangles.

 

 

1. Draw a diagonal line across each 2" "B" white square.  Place one B square on top left corner of a colored "A" square and stitch across the diagonal line.  Now add another B square to the bottom left corner of the colored A square and stitch across the diagonal line. 

 

Trim to 1/4" seam outside stitching.

 Fold triangles out, pressing seams toward the color creating a Petal unit.  Repeat step 1 three more times until you have four petal units.

 



 

2.  Lay out 4 Petal squares, 4 Colored "A" squares, and 1 Yellow center square according to picture below.  Join into rows.  Press the seams toward the "A" colored squares.

 

3.  Join the three rows to make one Center Unit.  Press the seams toward the center Yellow square.

 

 



 

4.  Add 1 white "C" triangle to the top and bottom of the Center Unit.  Fold triangles out pressing seams toward the Center Unit.

 

 

 





 5. Sew the remaining two "C" Triangles to the sides of the Center Unit.  Fold triangles out, pressing seams toward the Center Unit.

 

 



     Your block is complete! 

Your  finished block will measure aproximately 13 1/4" square.  Don't square them I will do that when I add the green sashing as I complete the quilt top.

Hope you have fun doing them!

Thanks!

Sherrie D.