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Carolyn Friedlander took the hexagon shape and split it in half to create her Arlo Quilt. She then played with the orientation of the blocks while changing the color story.

Arlo Quilt by Carolyn Friedlander, of Lake Wales, FL, won Second Place, Modern Traditionalism at QuiltCon 2020.

Photos by Mary Kay Davis


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#5 Gail Kantz 2020-04-25 13:35
Hi Carolyn. Way to go!!!! :-)
#4 Cherryl Paul 2020-04-05 21:21
Very creative and beautifully pieced but it creates too much visual tension for me. I, honestly, can't look at it for a long period of time!
#3 Melinda Capozza 2020-04-05 10:28
Just for the fun of it: I did some strip-piecing, cut 60 degree wedges then assembled as half-hexagons>p ut into rows. Much easier to make hexagons this way. And depending on chosen fabrics, you can get all sorts of marvelous effects.
#2 Old Quilter 52 2020-04-03 10:47
The over all quilt reminds me of the the relax the eye books of the 80's. The fabric choice is bold and I like the texture it adds to the quilt. Thank you for sharing.
#1 pennylm 2020-04-03 10:09
Interesting concept. I like what newer quilters are doing with the traditional patterns.
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