What began as a simple navy-and-white block idea quickly evolved into something much more dynamic. Adding a slim red frame revealed the potential for a series of related blocks that gradually change in proportion, creating movement and visual interest across the quilt top. The result is bold, structured, and full of quiet movement.

The crisp geometry and careful fabric placement give the illusion of depth, almost like a modern art print brought to life with fabric. As the blocks shift in scale, larger navy and white shapes begin to emerge across the quilt surface, creating secondary patterns that are only visible when the design is viewed as a whole. It's sharp without being fussy, and approachable for confident beginners who enjoy a good rhythm.

The pattern includes yardage and instructions for an alternate layout that reverses the block sequence, shifting the visual weight of the design and creating a whole new sense of flow. The same six blocks produce two distinctly different quilts, offering plenty of room to explore the relationship between color, scale, and placement.

Skill Level: Confident Beginner

Pattern Includes: Throw, Twin, Queen, King sizes

100 Quilt Project #16

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