Infrastructure Week 5 - Row 4

Week for was a great week 4 taking it easy, catching up or working ahead on your Infrastructure quilt.  This week there is a little more prepping and sewing but Christa and I give you a little extra help to get through it.

Infrastructure Row 4 - Fabrics

If you're following along with Benartex Superior Solids, row 4 uses colors: Mint, Lime, Kelly Green, Green and white.  This week I also switched from piecing with a medium dark grey to white 50 wt Aurifil Thread.

Tri-Recs Tool and OLFA Ergonomic Rotary Cutter

Also this week is our first week with triangles.  The Infrastructure pattern is compatible with the Tri-Recs tool and the units are easily cut with a 45mm OLFA rotary cutter.  The pattern templates and the Tri-Recs tool work the exact same way and for more details on using the Tri-Recs tool please visit Christa's website where she's posted some fantastic videos.

Infrastructure Row 4 - cut units

When you're done cutting out all the units for row 4 you will have three differnt colored triangles and white left and right side units, please see image above.  It's important to cut out the side units exactly like the template.  The shape will help you line up the units when piecing the triangles.  A bonus of using solid fabrics is you don't have to worry about right and left side units like you do with a print.

Infrastructure Row 4 - piecing
Just like previous weeks you can chain piece the triangles first sewing one side, pressing, than sewing the other.  This is a very effcient way to piece and you'll be able to complete all the triangles faster by chain piecing.

Infrastructure Row 4 - Sections

When you're done piecing sew the units into sections then assemble the row using those sections.

Infrastructure Row 4

Just like that, row 4 is complete.  This marks the half way point of the quilt top so give yourself a pat on the back you're half way there!

Infrastructure Week 5 Giveaway

GIVEAWAY TIME!  This week I'm giving away one Tri-Recs tool and two of my patterns, Mountain Scene and Diamonds On Display.  Both patterns are compatible with the Tri-Recs tool and are award winning quilts.

Leaving a comment below is the only way to be eligible to win.  This will be the same for each week's giveaway.  Comments made Monday through Friday will be entered into a random drawing so please be sure to leave your name and email address where you can be contact if you win.  Comments without contact information will not be eligible for prize(s).  The winner will be announced the following Monday in our weekly quilt along post.
**CONGRATULATIONS** to Beth from Oregon for being our week 4 winner of the AccuQuilt Go! Me and die set!!

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Comments

  1. I can't wait to see the finished quilts. Jmikebalou (at) aol (dot) com

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  2. Am so enjoying your quilting shares!

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  3. Thanks for the beautiful patterns and the way you show me to make them.

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  4. Love your 'Diamonds on Display' design! I was about to try Christa's 'Facets' design (from 'Machine Quilting with Style" for a table runner, so I sure could use those triangles! :-) Thanks for the opportunity and for showing a solid color possibility for Architecture.

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  5. I just had to borrow this ruler from my mom since I don't have one of my own!

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  6. Great patterns, and the directions in your quilt a long are so very clear. Thank you for the chance!

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  7. Your instructions are so clear & helpful! Such beautiful patterns-especially Diamonds on Display! Thanks for this opportunity!

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  8. Your patterns are beautiful!! couponcrazyinky at gmail dot com

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  9. Your patterns are sew cute and I really like the colors you used in them.

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  10. I love diamonds and triangles in a quilt. Your patterns are great.

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  11. I am sad to say I've had my tri-recs rulers for a very long time and never used them. The infrastructure pattern has changed all that. Also your patterns are awesome.

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  12. Thank you for sharing your creativity, would love an opportunity to try some more of your patterns. Cheers Marjo Reijnen, marjo68@hotmail.com

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  13. It's amazing how those triangle points meet up perfectly! They are so sharp! Love when that happens...not for me every time. Great tip to keep the solids for sides.
    duchick at gmail dot com

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  15. Oops forgot my email address. I am loving all the different quilts. Love the green solid! This is so fun. Have a great day
    Tamaragassen@gmail.com

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  16. Those greens are really speaking to me!! Looks so fresh against the white. peswitzer@gmail.com

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  17. The green and white combination is so beautiful! Thanks for the generous giveaway and for all the inspiration! pk_sews at yahoo dot com

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  18. I have just found this site & plan to come back to explore some more. Thank you for the giveaway!

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  19. Daniela MartisovitsovaOctober 11, 2019 at 11:23 AM

    Thank you for the clear instructions. martisovitsd at central dot edu

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  20. I don't think I will be getting my row done this week :( But i still enjoy looking at your tutorial and daydreaming that my row will look anywhere near as nice and clean. I would love to have more of your patterns to play around with! thecozylittlegoblin at gmail dot com

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  21. Beautiful patterns! Thanks for the wonderful giveaway!

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