These are my most recently finished 6" Blockheads:
Block #21 - this block is hand appliqued and is called Circle and Star.
Block #22 - Economy Path was posted here last week and it inspired a new RSC project.
Block #23 - Broken Windows is a fun 6" block with 8 flying geese and 16 scrappy HST blocks that are leftover from previous blocks.
Block #24 - this is my variation of Kaleidoscope. Instead of 4 patches, I used a square of my favourite Harmony text fabric. This is also a 6" block and used up a lot of little triangle scraps.
Block #25 - Oshkosh star.
That little 2" yellow star is so sweet and was great fun to sew!
Here is an updated photo of all the blocks I've made so far for my Blockheads II. It's a very fresh spring looking sampler quilt and I'm so happy that I like how it's looking.
11 comments:
Oh wow, Kathy, are those blocks ever pretty in Harmony! I'm doing mine in Kim Diehl and Jo Morton fabrics. I haven't laid them all out together for awhile, so I'm hoping they will all get along! I don't have a large design wall to put them up on; sure wish I did. Yours is going to be a lovely spring quilt. So pretty!
Love, love, love!!! That fabric selection is just perfect!
Those are so pretty together. I love the colors. It's going to make a fabulous quilt.
It's so great seeing all your blocks together! It should be a very pretty quilt when it's done. You're slowly making progress on it. Nice job!
I especially like the Oshkosh Star block!
Also, that Harmony text fabric is great. I haven't looked closely at it before.
It looks great, Kathy! Your colorway is delightfully soft.
Preetty blocks--my next room colors are going to be blue and yellow--so this would look real nice there!!!!
luv, di
I absolutely LOVE your blockhead 2 blocks all together!
Nice combo of Colors! so calming.
Very pretty! Love the blue and yellow, it's perfect spring colors to work with when it's so cold outside.
Your blockheads looks amazing. I really like how it turned out. So scrappy for individual blocks, but so beautiful all together. Nice job, those are some complicated blocks.
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