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#OCEAN WAVES QUILT TUTORIAL HOW TO#
#OCEAN WAVES QUILT TUTORIAL FULL#

Full materials list included in instructions.Includes instructions for creating your own version of Michelle’s quilt pattern.Follow along with Michelle and you’ll be able to create your own version of Michelle’s Oceans of Colour Quilt pattern.

#OCEAN WAVES QUILT TUTORIAL HOW TO#

Click the Add to Sketchbook button to save any designs you like.Since you named a new project before you added anything to the Sketchbook, all your designs are saved in your Ocean Waves project file.Be inspired to use those precut fabrics with Michelle Marvig, as she shows you how to create a fun, modern quilt featuring the Ocean Waves quilt block made in 2 1/2in fabric strips.CTRL+click as often as you’d like to create different designs.Use CTRL+ click to set your block into each of the 16 block spaces, replacing the “ Ocean Waves” blocks.Don’t worry if you see color from your previous colorings.

Click the Color tab at the bottom of the screen.

Click the Add to Sketchbook button when you are done.

Remember: Click EDIT > Undo immediately if you mistakenly erase a needed line. You want your block to look like the picture of the “ Hunter’s Star” block. Looking at the 2 pictures below, click on each unneeded line and press your keyboard Delete key to erase all unneeded lines. You’re now back on the Block worktable, looking at the “ Ocean Waves” block you made. This simple lesson shows how easy it is to create new blocks by modifying an already existing block.ĬHALLENGE: Create a “ Hunter’s Star” block from your “ Ocean Waves” block The Symmetry tool cycles through 16 different designs as you CTRL+click repeatedly, before you see the starting design again.

Click the Add to Sketchbook button to save any designs you like. CTRL+click, again and again, noticing different designs form. All blocks will rotate and/or flip at once.

Hold down your keyboard CTRL key as you click (CTRL+click) any block in the quilt.

But instead of using the Rotate tool, we’ll rotate all blocks at once using the Symmetry Tool.

Use CTRL+ click to set your block into each of the 16 block spaces.

Click the “ Ocean Waves” block you just made.Color your block with your choice of lights and darks, as shown.(If you mistakenly delete a line you still need, click EDIT > Undo immediately and the line will return.)You want to leave the two rows of triangles running diagonally across the block’s center, as shown. Looking at the picture as a guide, click each line not needed, to select the line.We’re going to erase a few lines, turning the “ Mosaic, No. Click the Edit button (on the bottom) to send the block down to the BLOCK worktable, so you can edit it.Click the View Sketchbook button > click the BLOCKS section > click the block to select it.(The company went out of business in 1970.) We drew them from a copy of an 1895 Lady’s Art Company block pattern catalog. Click Close to close the Library.NOTE: Just FYI – these “Antique Mosaic” blocks were among the first quilt block designs ever published.17” > click to select the block > click Add to Sketchbook. Scroll to find the block “ Mosaic, No.Click Libraries > Block Library > 01 Classic Pieced > Antique Mosaics.This “easy enough for beginners” lesson shows you how to make a new block out of an old block.