My original 12 "geometric" squares were designed specifically to teach something about the Reversible Intarsia Technique. I was not sure where to start with designing more until a friend from my local crochet group, Julia Hosack, pointed out that the last square in my original sampler looked a
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When I got home, I pulled out the never quite finished nine-patch quilt I had tucked away from the first quilt class I took nearly 2 decades ago. I drew more inspiration from there and began sketching various blocks on graph paper. I did many searches online to find the most common names for some of the squares, and inspiration for possible layouts for using the blocks in a full blanket.
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