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| Block #10 Ducks and Ducklings |
I am finally (momentarily) caught up with this BOW. This is block #10 by Jo Morton called "Ducks and Ducklings". The 12" pattern had a blank 6" square in the middle, so I put a 9 patch block in there.
This block has a lot of bias edges and triangle points to strive to keep with accurate piecing, so I'm very happy with how it turned out.
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| Block #11 Direction |
Then I sewed 2 of the 6" blocks.
First was this little block by Sherri McConnell called Direction. It was fun to sew and has a partial seam.
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| Block #9 With A Plus |
And lastly I sewed the With A Plus block by Laurie Simpson. I used 2 of my favourite fabrics from the Harmony fabric collection. I could see a whole quilt made from this block... uh oh... Squirrel!
And here are all 11 blocks on the design wall... it really feels like a great accomplishment to be keeping up with this project!
To see more design wall postings, hop over to the link up at Small Quilts.
11 comments:
Beautiful collection of blocks! I love the colours you are using in this quilt. Beware of the squirrel...he is trying to sneak up and pounce at any time.
Squirrel! Or is it Quilter's ADD? Pretty blocks for the BLOCK HEADS II. nice to get caught up.
SQUIRREL! Well you didn't actually start so maybe half squirrel!!! hahaha
The design wall looks great, this one is coming together nicely!
The colors in your blocks are so soft and soothing. It's going to be beautiful.
The soft blues and yellows make such a pretty quilt. Keep on truckin' and you will soon have a very good quilt.
It is really beautiful!
I love your color choices. Beautiful. Hugs
I am so glad that you added that 9-patch in the middle. It really needs that otherwise it would be a dull center. Kudos to you for enhancing the pattern!!! Love the choice of colors too.
Your blocks all look fabulous! I'm still a pattern collector. Maybe I'll start this week.
They all look great, Kathy. I like the colorway you've chosen.
Congrats on getting all caught up. The blocks look great. You are well on your way to another beautiful quilt.
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