Dublin Steps
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When you cut a traditional block which is assembled from nine units, such as Dublin Steps, into quarters you get four Quarter of Nine blocks.
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When you change how the Quarter of Nine blocks are colored and arranged, the result is a new block that can be used to make original quilts.
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This process is just like making disappearing Nine Patch quilts, except that it uses other blocks in place of a Nine Patch.
Because the original blocks have more character the quilts are much more interesting.
I love this block. I am going to try it. www.notionnanny.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteGail
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear you are going to try this block.
I would be delighted if you would send me a picture of it when you do.