Patchwork Petals sewing party: block 2

We’re on to Block 2 of the Patchwork Petals sewing party with Mister Domestic and me!

If you just joined the party, be sure to check out these links:
my process for designing all four Patchwork Petals blocks
the recap of Block 1
• get your Patchwork Petals pattern here and join in on the fun!
Patchwork Petals are fun, modern quilt blocks that make cute pillows, placemats and minis for quilt swaps. Make additional blocks to make a table runner, wall hanging, throw or large quilt (layout ideas included in the pattern). Mix and match blocks! Need a handmade housewarming or hostess gift? This is the perfect pattern! You’ll enjoy making these fully-tested, foundation paper pieced blocks. This pattern is fabric stash friendly! Scraps, fat eighths and fat quarters work great for the petal portions of this pattern. Use prints, solids and/or fussy-cut your favorite fabric for the petals.

Now that you’re all caught up, let’s move on to Block 2, shall we?
Join in on the fun at any time! Click to get all of the details on this modern, fun online, foundation paper piecing sew along using the Patchwork Petals pattern by Whole Circle Studio and hosted by Mister Domestic.

Mathew is sewing along with his Loved to Pieces fabric collection and is giving away some amazing prizes as we sew along. Seriously, be sure to check out his blog and post your progress to Instagram using the hashtag #patchworkpetalsquilt

I also am loving Mathew’s video all about tips for fussy cutting when foundation paper piecing
Check out this live stream video with Mister Domestic and Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studio as we chat and demo parts of the Block #2 of the Patchwork Petals foundation paper pieced pattern. We give lots of tips, tricks and demonstrate our favorite tools! Join the party!

Be sure to check out the Live Stream that Mathew and I hosted. We gave our favorite tips that will help you with Block 2.

Here are some links to things that I demonstrated:
Daylight Company Wafer Lightbox
• Clear Cutting Mat
Iris Swiss Super Fine Pins
rough cutting fabric for a foundation paper piecing pattern on my Daylight Company Wafer lightbox with clear cutting mat

Here’s another tip for Block 2:
Use your small scraps left over from the background of Block 1 for Block 2! I store mine in a Talenti gelato container. There are a number of small sections in Block 2. Don’t be intimidated—just piece as you have been doing. These small pieces allow for a smooth curve that looks like it was appliqued. Pretty sneaky, huh?
Using up scraps from Patchwork Petals Block 1 to foundation paper piece tiny sections.

Here are some samples of my Patchwork Petals Block 2:

Patchwork Petals quilt blocks. An easy Foundation Paper Piecing pattern by Whole Circle Studio. Shown with corresponding Aurifil thread. This Block 2 sample was made in Art Gallery Pure Elements Solids and Denim. Blocks finish to 16.5" square. Made additional blocks and piece them together to make a table runner, mini quilt, throw, twin, queen or king quilt!
Made with Art Gallery Pure Elements Solids and Demin and Aurifil 50wt. Cotton Thread
Patchwork Petals quilt blocks. An easy Foundation Paper Piecing pattern by Whole Circle Studio. This Block 2 sample was made in Sun Print 2018 by Alison Glass for Andover Fabrics. Blocks finish to 16.5" square. Made additional blocks and piece them together to make a table runner, mini quilt, throw, twin, queen or king quilt!
Made with Sun Print 2018 by Alison Glass for Andover Fabrics

Check out what you’re all making and prepared to be inspired!

made by @annakkkkkkkkenna
made by @holly.lange
made by @juliushandmade
made by @kissmybluegrass_crafts
made by @quiettimequilter with Loved to Pieces by Mathew Boudreaux

 

made by @misterdomestic with Loved to Pieces by Mathew Boudreaux
made by @gingerlemonquilts

Get ready for Block #3!

Let’s making something awesome,

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