a 2nd September finish for Friday

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My Sudoku Quilt is finally done, done, DONE!!!   I think this kit was bought in 2012.  At least, that’s what it’s listed as on my UFO list.  It might have been earlier.

True to my nature, I did not follow the Sudoku pattern that came with the kit.  I like the puzzles where you have the diagonals forming 9 different blocks (as well as the rows and 9-piece blocks.)

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The kit had one charm block that was 3″ x 5″.  Groan … thankfully, I did have a charm pack of the same line, so I was able to complete the quilt.  But then, I thought it was too small, so I added the small square row on the top and bottom to make it longer.

Each square is quilted with a different small motif.  I carried the motif throughout the quilt so that you can also see the Sudoku on the back as well as the front.

Happy Quilting!
Gail

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31 thoughts on “a 2nd September finish for Friday”

  2. I missed this one, I love the little squares along the top of the soduku pattern. In real life, would you believe I have never mastered a soduku? My family all think that is so odd.

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    • Hi Helen,
      Thank you … the 9 little squares along the top & bottom are of the 9 fabrics in the Sudoku kit … just smaller and in random order.
      Well, I’d say that you need someone to patiently teach you the logic of Sudoku … with an EASY puzzle – then you will master the easy ones! 🙂
      PS: If you want to make a Sudoku quilt & don’t have a solved puzzle to follow – email me & I’ll send you one!.
      Happy Quilting! 🙂

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  9. That’s a great looking quilt, and I like the addition of the smaller squares, too. I love sudoku puzzles with numbers, but anything else boggles my mind. LOL

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    • Thank you! It was fun to quilt! And each of the little squares in the top & bottom border have the same quilt design as their matching square in the main part of the quilt!
      Happy Quilting! 🙂

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  16. Hi Gail! What a fabulously COOL idea. I love, LOVE, love this. I am fascinated with this pattern and how you interpreted it. What a great finish to share today and congrats on another UFO biting the dust. Woohoo! Happy Friday to you. ~smile~ Roseanne

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