These are some of the blocks that I have made for Quilting Bees. If you click on the image it will take you to the free tutorial to make the blocks.
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Scrap Jar Star
Scrappy Oh!
Amsterdam
Homeward Bound block
Scrappy Star by Clover & Violet
Easy cross block by Wooden Spoon
- Granny Square Block by Blue Elephant Stitches
- Wonky Pinwheel block by Greenleaf Studios
- Radiant Ring Block by Don’t Call Me Betsy
- Curved Log Cabin by QNNTV
- Creative Wonky Star
- Cross Plus Block by Badskirt
- Simple Rail Fence Block
- Star Value Block by Happy Quilting
- Star Flower Block by Ellison Lane
- Feather block by Ann Marie Horner
- Ohio Star block by The Sewing Chick
- Urban Chicken block by Michelle Freedman
Im interested in doing the block that is purple and greys with the arrows but cant find it. Help Rhianna..thanks so much tina mauterstock
Tina. Send me an email…[email protected] and I will send you through the pattern.
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I just love looking at your Web site for blocks and comments.
You are so specific in your teaching
I love your site. It’s put you in the mood to sew, thank you so much
Denise you are welcome. I love it when I inspire people to create.
Just arrived following a trail as you do! I ireally liked your rainbow stars, your instructions are really clear and great photos. Thanks for sharing, I’m going to be making one to try, as soon as I get my last 2 xmas projects done! best wishes for the season.
I would like the how-to for the fabulous Wonky Cross pink and brown quilt from March 31, 2016. Are there 2 different methods used? Are some crosses and background fabric sewn onto a foundation square? Are other crosses appliqued onto the background fabric square itself? Also I can’t tell the size of the blocks. Any information would be appreciated.
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Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing these beautiful blocks. I especially like the paper pieced ones, and I plan to learn how to do that this winter.
From Judy, a 75 year old beginning quilter living near Detroit in the USA
Judy I am glad you are going to give paper piecing a try. It is a really fun and easy way to get beautiful blocks without to much effort… and welcome to the fun world of quilting. It is incredibly addictive and lots of fun.
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