Kaleidoscope challenge - final post

Yesterday’s post originally would have been my final post on this Kaleidoscope challenge but then blogging friend, Chris, sent me yet another interesting link to a paper pieced Kaleidoscope block.

This time the tutorial is from the site of Pitter Putter Stitch and to see how to draft your own Kaleidoscope block, get Brooke’s tutorial by clicking HERE.

Now this concludes my hints and references to our first challenge.  Come on...... you can do it!!

Kaleidoscope challenge - almost final post

Pressed for time but still wish to enter a quilt for the first quarterly meeting's challenge?  Then take a look at this quilt on the site of Robert Kaufman.

Pretty and really not that hard to make.  To get the full instructions, click HERE.

Kaleidoscope challenge - Part 3

How about giving the 8-wedge Kaleidoscope block a try?

With the free pattern and extremely clear instructions on the site of Connecting Threads, you simply cannot go wrong.

To take a look (and obviously start with this immediately!!) at how it is done, click HERE.

Kaleidoscope challenge - Part 2

So if from yesterday's post you still couldn't decide what to make.  How about using the standard Kaleidoscope block pattern?

Take a look on how this block can be changed to get rather interesting effects on the site of TLC Home by clicking HERE.

I just love the little curved pieces added to this.

First quarterly meeting challenge

Okay members of the Oranje Quilters' Guild I trust you rested well and that you already took a look at the page showing all the DATES TO REMEMBER and also took note of the challenges for every term.

Don't forget that any UFO can also be entered for the quarterly challenges but I'd like to focus on the theme challenge for the first term which is Kaleidoscope - in anticipation of our festival later this year.

So to get your creative juices flowing and your mind set on an interesting idea, take a look at all these Kaleidoscope images by clicking HERE.