March 14, 2013
Road to Oklahoma
This design is number 2644 in Barbara Brackman’s Encyclopedia
of Pieced Quilt Patterns. It is attributed to Ladies Art Co. The Ladies Art Co. was the first
company to provide mail-order quilting patterns. Visit Connie Chunn’s website Ladies Art Company for more
information about the company and examples of the catalogs and newspaper ads. Click here for a printer friendly version.
Cutting directions are for 6”
and 4” finished size.
Fabric
|
Number
to cut
|
6”
|
4”
|
Green Squares
|
2
|
2 ”
|
1 ½”
|
Green Rectangles
|
4
|
2 x 3 ½”
|
1 ½” x 2 ½”
|
Blue Squares
|
6
|
2”
|
1 ½”
|
Blue Triangles
|
4
|
Use the 1 1/2” triangle template
|
Use the 1” triangle template
|
Start by sewing your half square triangles
on to the corners of the rectangles. Pay attention so the triangles, when sewn,
are facing the correct directions. Sew the squares together to make your four patch.
Once you have the four patch finished, sew the pieces into
rows. Then sew the rows together.
I ironed the top and bottom rows to the squares. The center row was ironed toward the four
patch.
That’s it for today's Triangle Thursday. I was tickled to have the blue waste
triangles and still have yardage so I could do the squares. I’m beginning to be over run with these
little blocks. I need to figure
out something to do with some of them.
Happy Quilting!
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