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The vocabulary of the block.
Every quilt is assembled from a small alphabet of geometric units, repeated, rotated, and recolored into thousands of named patterns.
Ohio Star
Shoo Fly
Pinwheel
Broken Dishes
Log Cabin
Flying Geese
Indigofera
Indigo
Fermented in a vat, not painted on. The cloth turns green first, then blue, the moment it meets air.
Tagetes
Marigold
Boiled straight from the flower head. The most forgiving dye a beginner can trust.
Rubia root
Madder
The root has to be three years old before it gives up any color worth keeping.