This was the first one and it was very fun to sew - it's basically just 4 framed 9 patch blocks.
Could that be right?!?
Yep...it's not a typo!
I didn't love the argyle block in the middle on the right
...it looks a bit disorganized, but I was too tired of these blocks to make another one to replace it.
Here are my blocks on my design wall in the order they were made: January, February and March across the top, and the two April blocks on the bottom.
To see more design walls, hop over to Patchwork Times. Last week there were over 100 design wall blog postings!
And stop by Jo's Country Junction to catch the Quilt Square Quilt Along parade!
Yep...it's not a typo!
I didn't love the argyle block in the middle on the right
...it looks a bit disorganized, but I was too tired of these blocks to make another one to replace it.
Here are my blocks on my design wall in the order they were made: January, February and March across the top, and the two April blocks on the bottom.
And stop by Jo's Country Junction to catch the Quilt Square Quilt Along parade!
13 comments:
wow 207 pieces packed into a 12 inch square, goodness me oh my! That sure is pretty :)
Your blocks look wonderful!
That anvil block is 12" finished? Wow, tiny hst! Looks good to me!
These are beautiful.
Oh, my! All those pieces. But isn't it great. All of your blocks are so pretty.
so pretty and I love the fabrics. This is going to be a really pretty quilt. Tons of small pieces but the effect is WOW!
I love your blocks. The fabric is amazing , just my kind of colors.
Fabulous blocks, Kathy. You are the most productive quilter - constantly in awe of you.
I'm enjoying this Quilt-along through you, your blocks look great. I thought it was a Typo when you cut them out.
Great job on your QSQA blocks! I was able to complete the anvil block using Bonnie's technique of bonus triangles. Really cool! :)
I'm loving these fabrics and colours more each time I see them! Your blocks are looking wonderful, such nice work here!!!!
Love the colors you are using. You are very dedicated. One block with that many peices must have been a labor of love. It looks great.
The anvil block is one of my favorite old blocks - yours look great! The color selection is nice and soft also.
Judy
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