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::Scrappalicious Double-Trouble Quilt::

Double Trouble Quilt/SewkatiedidThanks to Sandie the Double-Trouble quilt is quilted and hopefully bound with Kei Dots (also Sandie’s suggestion) by the time I hit the Gig Harbor Guild tomorrow for a lecture on Quilting Modern.

You know I’ve got a thing for triangles right?

swirling medallion quilt/sewkatiedid

The double-trouble block originated from a quilt we designed for Quilting Modern called Swirling Medallion.

sewkatiedid/double trouble

This quilt went through some morphs before ending here with the triple diamonds.  Here’s just examples of what you can do with this block.

sewkatiedid/scrappy double troubleChevrons or zig-zags.

sewkatiedid/scrappy double troubleMultiple diamonds.

sewkatiedid/scrappy double troubleBlocks on point.

sewkatiedid/scrappy double troubleAlternating side blocks,

sewkatiedid/scrappy double troubleand my favorite, the big radiating diamond medallion.

I have a bunch of leftovers that I’m hoping will make it into something soon.

Looking at these photos makes me so happy to have a large grey design wall now.

Happy Tuesday!

30 thoughts on “::Scrappalicious Double-Trouble Quilt::

  1. These quilts are beautiful and Quilting Modern has just moved to the top of my list for my next book purchase! -Jamie

  2. mlwilkie says:

    I love it…the triple diamond and the radiating diamond pattern at the bottom – tough choices which is my favorite….inspiration which ever way 🙂

  3. Malini says:

    I definitely love the triple diamond look. Looks awesome!

  4. Wens says:

    Gorgeous! I love your choice of layout. The colours in this quilt are so pretty too 🙂

  5. Cari Kaufman says:

    Wow, so cool! I think the last one is my favorite too.

  6. My favorite is the third one! LOVE it!

  7. noelle says:

    LOVE it! ….and I miss you!

  8. Vicki says:

    On point is wonderful. Waiting to get my design wall up.

  9. Karen says:

    just fantastic!

  10. Marit says:

    A really fun scrappy block with so many fun layout options. Do you think it would work as a monochrome quilt? I’m thinking green….

  11. frekam2013 says:

    What a beautiful quilts. The colors are so bright.

  12. Krista says:

    This is so good!!!

  13. So fun to see all the different ways you can lay this out!

  14. I am speechless at how beautiful these quilts are, love the pattern “double trouble”!

  15. Kim says:

    I find the “blocks on point” really striking! Not surprised you favour the “radiating diamond” though, it’s so you!

  16. Aylin says:

    this is so cool. so many possibilities. BEautiful quilts!!!!

  17. Michele says:

    Very cool. I love the 1st version the most.

  18. Its fantastic, tripple diamond look is awsomely awsome.

  19. Thank-you for sharing the layout options again!

  20. I’ve only recently joined your blog & you may have already addressed this … can you describe your design wall? Thx

      1. barbara stroup says:

        I hope you are ok with imitations ! I am trying the scrapalicious Double Trouble block and my favorite layout is your off-center diamond. Barbara in MA.

        1. sewkatiedid says:

          Can’t wait to see it!

  21. Margle says:

    Hi! Any chance you’ll be doing a tutorial or selling the pattern for the block? I love it 🙂

    1. sewkatiedid says:

      Hi Marion,

      Block instructions are in our book Quilting Modern. You’ll find it under the quilt Swirling Medallion. Happy sewing!

  22. sandy says:

    OK I’m feeling super stupid here. I love the 3 diamond quilt. BUT I don’t see how the Swirling Medallion pattern makes the 3 diamond quilt. What am I missing here? Am I too elderly to understand? thanks

    1. sewkatiedid says:

      Hope you got my email. Just start creating rows as if you were creating the diamond and when you are happy with the size of the diamond flip the row so that it points in the opposite direction.

  23. foxflat says:

    Thank you for this! I loved the block and just finished my own mini-quilt based on it: http://foxflat.wordpress.com/2014/11/06/the-mini-quilt/

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