Here's how I made my Layered Snowball Quilt. This is just to give you a general idea of how I made my layered snowball. No exact measurements.
See the finished photos in the next post.
Start with any size square and any size of the 4 triangles to make it uneven.
After I stitched and pressed the corners, I cut away the extra fabric away to reduce the bulk.
Then stitched on 4 strips - any size.
Square up uneven before adding the next corners.
Cutting the excess from behind the corners.
Here's a couple photos of "Squaring it up uneven".
Then I stitched on strips of the lite blue batik, but forgot to take a photo.
Cherrywood Blue fabric again - corners and strips.
Then the black corners, but no black strips, as it is as large as I wanted it. 20 3/4" X 20 3/4". That way after it is quilted it will measure 20" X 20" square.
See photos of the finished quilt in the next post.
This is a 20" X 20" challenge quilt created for the Focus Through the Prism Challenge. This is the 7th one of 7. We were to be inspired by the Snowball Quilt Block.
Enjoy!
Marcia

Thoughts and photos shared by me ... Marcia. I am a professional modern freestyle long arm quilter and a fiber artist, a photographer, and a novice gardener. I love to create quilted items using old and new fabrics. I am also a mother, a daughter, a friend, a wife and a Grandmama! I am a blogger and I share it all here... Welcome!
Monday, November 30, 2015
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I'm gonna have to pin this and try later
Love the colors you're using and the pattern.
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