Jason Yenter tasked Terri Butler and I to re-imagine this beautiful panel “Blue Fury” from In The Beginning Fabrics. I made a One Block Wonder (OBW) quilt and Terri is making one her original OBW Jackets.

I wanted to see if the Celtic Chains borders would make good stars and hexies. Boy, did they ever! Using my First Choice Ruler I cut my strips 3.25″ to yield 5″ finished hexies.

I felt the design needed some large design elements. Using my Star 60 tool, I made 10″ finished Star 60 units from the Celtic Chains. I also created a 15″ finished Hollow Cube 60‘s in a Cube to represent a Dragons Lair!

The first photo shows all the 4 sections stitched to the panel. The second photo shows hexies and half hexies pinned in place. This arrangement makes it hard to find where the panel ends.

The story here is: There are two dragons. A larger one in forefront and a smaller one flying around one of the castle towers. The large Hollow Cube is the dragon’s lair. The smaller hollow cubes are the anterooms leading to lair. It is dusk and the stars are starting to appear in the dark sky. The larger dragon is the mother and she is trying to the younger to return the lair! Blue Fury measures 67″ x 54″ (un-quilted).

Thank you Jason Yenter and In The Beginning Fabrics for these beautiful fabrics. Be sure to follow Terri Butler and I on our joint Facebook page Mama Said These Threads Could Talk. Terri will be posting photo’s of her Blue Fury OBW Jacket soon.

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