Infrastructure Week 6 - Row 6

Now that everyone is practiced making triangles in blocks it's time to make some more this week!  For the solid version on Infrastructure we will be using Superior Solids Light Yellow and Charcoal.  For more information on the Geo Pop version please visit Christa's blog.

Infrastructure Row 6 - fabrics

After cutting instructions you'll end up with yellow side units and squares with charcoal triangles.  This block uses negative space to create the anvil shape.

Infrastructure Row 6 - Units

Each picture or object has both negative and positive space.  For example type the letter "A"the positive space is the black and the negative space is the white, both together for the letter.  Unlike row 4 where the triangles were the positive space and the side pieces were the negative space, row 6 reverses the roles making the triangle the negative space.

Infrastructure Row 6

By playing with the negative and positive space of a unit or block in a quilt design you can completely change the look of your design without changing the piecing method.  I hope after making row 6 people will play with the negative and positive spaces in their favorite quilt block

Christa Quilts

GIVEAWAY TIME!  This week Christa is giving away  a Geo Pop strip roll and her Surplus Strips quilt pattern.

Christa 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 Renea for being our week 5 winner!!

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