Morris Workshop Precut Projects

Two friends have made quilts from precut packages of The Morris Workshop reproduction fabric that I designed for Moda.

Denniele Bohannon made up this design. She took a Charm pack (5" squares) and cut them in quarters, then pieced in 1-1/2 inch Honeybun strips to make a sort of a nine patch finishing to 5 inches. She bought extra fabric for the edge triangles and borders.

Karla Menaugh used a package of Layer Cakes (10" squares) and some extra brown fabric for the edge to make this pinwheel quilt, which is in progress. (Dog in picture for scale.)

She used a pattern and ruler called the Twister Tool.
 

Karla arranged the Layer Cake squares according to value and then pieced a kind of checkerboard top of squares. She used the Twister ruler to cut the top up into squares at an angle and re-pieced the squares into the pinwheels. See more about the Twister Tool for Layer Cakes and the pattern instructions by clicking here:
http://www.country-schoolhouse.com/kits/090209/twister_tool.htm