Posted by Liz K. on 1/9/2016
Time for this year's challenge! Woohoo!
This week we're making the block below, as well as the first block from last year's challenge here.
Week One - Block 26 - Spinner
First, you're going to need to make your 16 HSTs (see tutorial link above). Here's the layout of the block:
Here are your 2 different 2-HST segments - make 4 of each
Then join those two segments together and make 4 blocks:
Now turn them into the "Spinner" layout:
Join them together to complete your block!
Barbara Taylor Date 1/9/2016
Are these new patterns of HSTs or just color reversal of the 2015 squares?
Liz K Date 1/9/2016
New patterns!
edith Date 1/11/2016
It is possible to have the directions in pdf format???
Sandie Date 1/14/2016
Edith ~ If you do a right click with your mouse on a blank part of this page you get the option to print. When that pop up box comes up, at the top under PRINT will be your printer name as the destination. Click on the word change and you should be able to change it to a PDF file and save it.
Liz Date 1/14/2016
Sandie, you're awesome! I'll just print the page each week as a PDF and then upload it to the site and add it as a downloadable link for everyone. I should have thought of that myself! Liz K.
Gretchen Date 3/19/2016
Love your HST challenge. I am a 4-H leader working with kids 8-18. One of the levels of the 4-H quilting book focuses on HSTs. Your challenge is a great way for them to step away from a have-to do project to a I have skills to do this type of project. I was wondering if there was anyway to get the fabric requirements to do the challenge since I couldn't find it anywhere. I know you had kits previously, but I can't find them now. I know these challenges are designed to sell your jelly rolls, but maybe you could sell the fabric requirements for a nominal fee (under $5) that would be affordable to all... You might also "refund" the cost if the number of jelly rolls for the project were purchased from your store. Thanks again for the great project that is great for quilters of all abilities, ages and stages.
Gretchen Date 3/19/2016
Love your HST challenge. I am a 4-H leader working with kids 8-18. One of the levels of the 4-H quilting book focuses on HSTs. Your challenge is a great way for them to step away from a have-to do project to a I have skills to do this type of project. I was wondering if there was anyway to get the fabric requirements to do the challenge since I couldn't find it anywhere. I know you had kits previously, but I can't find them now. I know these challenges are designed to sell your jelly rolls, but maybe you could sell the fabric requirements for a nominal fee (under $5) that would be affordable to all... You might also "refund" the cost if the number of jelly rolls for the project were purchased from your store. Thanks again for the great project that is great for quilters of all abilities, ages and stages.
Liz K Date 3/19/2016
Hi Gretchen! The bundles are still available in the Bundle Specials section. The fabric requirements are listed for free here:
http://www.jellyrollfabric.net/2016-Half-Square-Triangle-Challenge-Info_ep_71-1.html
Karyla Parrish Date 6/18/2016
where do you go to get the pdf sheets?
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