When trying to find 2 or more blocks that work well together in a quilt, it's best to choose them based on the same grid size. For example 4 patch blocks work best with 4 patch blocks. Next, because they will be alternating quilt blocks, odd numbers of rows and columns work best for the quilt layout.
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For this example, I chose the
Broken Dishes,
Economy and
Diamond Star blocks in a 3 by 3 block quilt layout. The Broken Dishes blocks are turned in opposite corners and they're transformed into to a great quilt with just 3 basic blocks.
Happy Quilting!
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