A cog in the wheel is an easy modern quilt pattern suitable for confident beginners.
You can choose which technique to use in making it.
Included are instructions and templates for traditional piecing and foundation piecing.
Have a look at the quilt in this short video:
Buy A cog in the wheel quilt pattern
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About the quilt
- Size: 78″ x 78″
- Quilt technique: choose your favourite technique, either traditional piecing or foundation paper piecing –
- Skill level: Confident beginner.
- In the 12 page pattern I have included lots of colour diagrams as well as written instructions and alternative colourways.
- Bonus: links to a video tutorial to make the block with foundation piecing.
The beautiful quilting was done by Shannon Hackett from The Other Quilter.
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fyi the link to craftsy does not seem to work– love the quilt
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Thank you for that. It must have been a temporary glitch, it’s working now.
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Just purchased your pattern, love your layout!
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Thank you very much Christine 😊
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I’m working away on your quilt pattern right now. I’m blogging about it at Freckledfoxquiltery.Wordpress.com if you want to see how it’s going.
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Wow, that’s great! I’m going to share on my Facebook page.
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I’m making this quilt right now using traditional piecing. I would consider myself a confident beginner, but it is a challenge to exactly match points as you put the sections of each block together. (maybe because the triangles are bias cuts) It’s a fussy process, but it’s coming together & will be beautiful. 🙂 Excited to quilt it!
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Happy to hear you’re enjoying the process. I guess when I rated the skill level for this quilt I was thinking of the paper piecing method. You may find starching your fabric well be for cutting will make the piece less likely to stretch.
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I love The Cog In The Wheel! By chance is this compatible with AccuQuilt? Beautiful work!
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You can actually use the Accuquilt dies for this block though the pattern doesn’t mention Accuquilt at all.
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