How many panels do you need for one block wonder?

SEVEN panels
_________________________________________________ If you plan to create an entire OBW (One Block Wonder) quilt using a panel as your basic fabric, you will need SEVEN panels. One panel to feature as the focal point and SIX remaining panels to be cut into equilateral triangles, which become hexagons.

How much fabric do I need for a one block Wonder quilt?

To make a good lap-size, twin, or full size quilt, 4 1/4 yards for your blocks. 6 repeats of fabric at 24” each, is exactly 4 yards (24 x 6 = 144; 144/36 = 4). I ALWAYS BUY at least 6 Yards so I have the option of a 9 OR 10 inch outer border with the original fabric.)

How wide do you cut strips for one block wonder?

Align them as directed in Maxine Rosenthal’s book One Block Wonders or One Block Wonder Encore. Once the repeats/panels are aligned, trim one long edge so all the layers are ending in the same place. This panel has a good size design, so I cut my strips 3 3/4″ wide by Width of Fabric (WOF).

What does Obw mean in quilting?

A One-Block Wonder is a quilt traditionally made with one fabric plus whatever borders, if any, the quilter decides to add.

What ruler do you use for one block wonder?

You may use a specialty 60-degree ruler if you wish, but your standard ruler probably has a clear 60 degree marking you can use. I use a Creative Grids 60 degree ruler; you may prefer a truncated top since it helps reduce bulk in the kaleidoscope centers.

What ruler do you use for one-block wonder?

What is one block quilting?

One Block Quilts are quilts made from repeatedly using one shape throughout the whole quilt. The blocks may be single squares or pieced. Borders can be added and colors of the blocks changed to add interest to the quilt.

How much fabric do you need for a kaleidoscope quilt?

3 yards of main print is generally a close estimate of what you will need. This quilt finishes at approximately 50” X 50” with 16 blocks.